Revelers will toast the New Year atop the newest resort in the neighborhood during “Mezzanotte at Topolino’s: An Italian Masquerade,” and as part of Membership Magic, eligible Disney Vacation Club Members* may begin booking this limited-capacity event two days before the general public. Member registration begins on July 16, while reservations for the general public open on July 18.
Topolino’s: Flavors of the Riviera – the dining destination ideally perched atop the upcoming Disney’s Riviera Resort – will host this elegant affair for 200 Members and guests, feeding partygoers with European-inspired buffets, food stations, a la carte tapas and more. Plans call for menu options to include artisanal cheeses, imported French and Italian charcuterie, house-made breads, chilled seafood, hand-crafted pastas, European desserts, and other French and Italian specialties. (Food and beverage selections are subject to change.)
A feast for the eyes arrives as the clock nears midnight, with the rooftop restaurant and its outdoor terrace offering a glimpse of fireworks spectaculars from nearby Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Check-in will begin at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 31, with the event running from 8 p.m.-12:15 a.m. The cost of $550 (inclusive of tax and gratuity) a person includes food, beverages (with alcoholic and non-alcoholic options) and musical entertainment – from a DJ to traditional Italian musicians and vocalists.
Note that the event’s dress code calls for dress pants or slacks with a collared shirt for men. For women, dresses, skirts, pants and blouses are all acceptable options. And here’s a little fashion tip from the event planners: as wearing red to ring in the New Year is an Italian tradition, including a bit of red in your ensemble, is encouraged.
For reservations, call Member Services at (800) 800-9800.
*As a part of Membership Extras, an incidental benefit, these member benefits are subject to change, availability or termination and may require a fee. Membership Extras are available with eligible ownership interests. Visit http://disneyvacationclub.com/memextraspolicy for more information.
Comments
Are dress pants and slacks the same thing? Chinos, khakis and jeans are all pants but none of them are slacks. Slacks are dress pants. Is there a distinction I’m missing? Asking for a friend.
I might suggest if you really want to consider this a perk for members you might expand the venue and significantly lower the price. I doubt the average member (or even 99% of members) can pay $550 a person for an evening like this. I know you can get it but this falls into the “top 1%” category that we hear so much about these days. Events like this for the rest of us would be nice. Thanks.
Comments are closed.