Anyone heard if they were selected for the reserved Candlelight seating?

**Tinkbelle** · 11-29-2012, 10:42 PM

I'm so sad we didn't get chosen.

If anyone has extra tickets for the 13th, we would be very thankful.

**Nonsuch** · 11-30-2012, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by stevek

First come, first served. I see hundreds of AP's camping out for days so they can sit in the front row ; )

While they might not camp out for days, some hard core APs will be waiting in line for hours. I would not be surprised if colored wristbands are used, which would give an incentive to checking in early (similar to WOC colored sections).

Originally Posted by The Disney Ninja

What I would love to see is the CMs walking in the line and filling in the seats by rows. It would be more organized that way. The only concern with that is not enough seats and families would be split up.

Disney is the master of crowd control, so the orderly filling of 1000 seats should not be a problem.

**The Disney Ninja** · 11-30-2012, 03:45 PM

Originally Posted by Nonsuch

Disney is the master of crowd control, so the orderly filling of 1000 seats should not be a problem.

I just have a fear of people making a mad dash to get the best seats once the seating section is opened. Hopefully someone that is attending Candlelight soon will fill us all in about how it goes.

**ttrocc7007** · 11-30-2012, 08:38 PM

Originally Posted by The Disney Ninja

I just have a fear of people making a mad dash to get the best seats once the seating section is opened.

Have you ever seen the seating being done in person? Each guest is personally escorted to their seat. If any left over seats are available, CMs seek out handicapped or elderly guests and offer those seats up to them, and then escort those folks directly to their seats. There has never been any mad dash, or simply opening up the seating to any and all guests.

**The Disney Ninja** · 12-03-2012, 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by ttrocc7007

Have you ever seen the seating being done in person? Each guest is personally escorted to their seat. If any left over seats are available, CMs seek out handicapped or elderly guests and offer those seats up to them, and then escort those folks directly to their seats. There has never been any mad dash, or simply opening up the seating to any and all guests.

Oh, I meant with the AP seating. I know the AP seating hasn't started yet. Tonight is the first night, but you know how certain APs can be. Common sense and courtesy goes out the window and it is every person form themselves.