? for the F&W veterans

[Ginger]

Last year was my first F&WF. We did all free events, no paid things.

With this year's price increase, we are having to do some serious thinking as to if we will attend any special event that cost $$.

When you book an event, do they send your tickets in the mail or is it will call?

The email from Disney says this: "Note: For all booked events a 7 day cancellation policy will be applied. Any cancellations after that period will not be refunded." It was in the email, not the attached brochure. Does this mean 7 days from the time you book or 7 days before the event?

The reason I ask is the $70 session with a Food Network personality looks interesting. But since none of the personalities are listed, I don't know who will be there. There are some FN people I would love to see, other's not so much.

Decisions, decisions.

Thanks for your thoughts.

[Rozzie]

lots of decisions I know!

The only thing we did was lunch and learn, and there were no tickets, just a conf #. Don't know about the PFTS.

So whatcha thinking about doing? I am leaning towards skipping the PFTS (Mom didn't like the bands playing our week) and going with the book and bottle (researched the chef, and looks pretty sweet) and one of the signature dinners at Calif Grill. We have ressies there during the week, thought about cancelling them and just going with the F&W dinner thingy there.

I wonder how much food you get with the Wine pairings for $40? Enough to feed a bird?

[Ginger]

I wonder how much food you get with the Wine pairings for $40? Enough to feed a bird?

Is that the one that says something about 3 tasting samples? What does that mean? Maybe sizes similar to the servings at the booths? Who knows. :)