2017 Candlelight Processional narrators and dining package details

Jun 30, 2017 in "Candlelight Processional"

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Posted: Friday June 30, 2017 9:15am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has today released a provisional line-up of celebrity narrators for the 2017 Candlelight Processional, part of Epcot's Holidays Around the World.

Candlelight Processional

First time narrators this year include Daytime Television Legend Pat Sajak and TV star CCH Pounder.

Returning favorites include television, film and stage superstar Neil Patrick Harris, country megastar Trace Adkins and Contemporary Christian music artist Jaci Velasquez.

Nov. 24- Dec. 3 – To Be Announced
Dec. 4-5 – Pat Sajak
Dec. 6-14 – To Be Announced
Dec. 15-17 – Trace Adkins
Dec. 18-21 – Neil Patrick Harris
Dec. 22-24 – CCH Pounder
Dec. 25-27 – Jaci Velasquez
Dec. 28-30 – To Be Announced

Click here to book Candlelight Processional dining packages or to find out more information, call 407/ WDW-DINE (407-939-3463).

The Candlelight Processional is performed three times per night (5:00, 6:45 and 8:15pm) during the holiday season at the America Gardens Theatre. These packages, available on select nights, include meal and a guaranteed seat for one of the Candlelight Processional performances.

In addition to lunch and dinner packages, breakfast options are available at some restaurants in and near Epcot again this year like Akershus Royal Banquet Hall and The Garden Grill. Breakfast, lunch and dinner options are also available this year at Captain’s Grille at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, with breakfast and dinner options being offered at Trattoria Al Forno at Disney’s BoardWalk.

Candlelight Dining Packages for breakfast start at $35 plus tax per person for adults and $21 plus tax per person for children, ages 3-9. Candlelight Dining Packages for lunch and dinner start at $44 plus tax per person for adults and $15.50 plus tax per person for children, ages 3-9.

Holidays Around the World, including the Candlelight Processional, takes place in 2017 from November 24 – December 30 at Epcot.

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Princess LeiaNov 29, 2017

While I wasn’t able to watch the whole show, the little bit I got to see was really nice.

aladdin2007Nov 28, 2017

Matt Bomer last night did an excellent job. And I was very impressed with the dinner and service in Morocco, it was beautiful and seems very underrated.

GCTalesOct 17, 2017

Went there several years ago and had Whoopi.... She did an awesome job.

hokielutzOct 17, 2017

Dammmnnn... Kurt Russell to help round out the list? If only I was staying through that weekend.

OliveMcFlyOct 13, 2017

That is very helpful, thank you!

wdwmagicOct 13, 2017

If you want to do it the easy way, get the dining package. If you are eating at an Epcot table service anyway, the entry to the show probably wont cost you anything with the dining package. If you want to standby it, be aware that the number of seats is getting smaller each year due to so many packages. and the seating is towards the back and sides. So you may have trees and support poles in the way. I would recommend getting there at least 2 hours before show time if you are standbying and really want to be sure to get in.

OliveMcFlyOct 13, 2017

I'll be there Nov 29 and saw Ana Gasteyer is the speaker which is cool. I've always been a huge SNL fan. We just have dinner reserved at 6:30 at San Angel Inn. Would getting the dinner package would be worth it or will we be alright getting seating at either the 5:00 or 8:15 show without the package?

DisneyFreakOct 13, 2017

LOL....you beat me to this.

ABQOct 13, 2017

Would be better if he rocked the eye patch and narrated as Snake Plissken.

bclaneOct 13, 2017

Holy Cow, you mean I'll get to see Captain Ron in person! Wooohoooo!

mickeysaverOct 13, 2017

OMG, we booked for the 11th and we got Kurt Russell!!!! I feel like I just hit the lottery!!! I am so psyched!!! I am so glad we decided to take a chance on the "unknown narrator" instead of going with Warwick Davis. No offense to Mr. Davis, but I grew up with Kurt Russell being a part of my life's entertainment from the time I was old enough to watch anything longer than a commercial. I have always enjoyed his work. I am beyond excited and happy right now. Yipee!