Tickets now on sale for “A Gatsby Evening” at The Edison

Take it back to the roaring ‘20s this September with “A Gatsby Evening” at The Edison in Disney Springs.

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“A little party never killed nobody,” as they say.

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Guests can see opulent entertainment to match their drinks and eats during “A Gatsby Evening” at The Edison.

Guests can celebrate Labor Day by getting dressed to the nines in their best flapper attire and suits to dance the night away. A red carpet will lead guests into this opulent extravaganza, featuring bartenders serving up spirits, flying aerial champagne performers, flapper dancers, cigar rollers, a live band, stilt walkers and more.

The Edison’s beverage partners will be offering samples throughout the evening for guests, alongside passed hors-d’oeuvres and The Edison’s full food and beverage menu.

Tickets to “A Gatsby Evening” are $75 per person plus tax, and doors to the event open at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 2.

To learn more about “A Gatsby Evening” at The Edison, and to purchase tickets, click here.

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  1. ** What does the $75 per person include — maybe DINNER & ONE COCKTAIL per person??
    ** Is Disney Springs the former Pleasure Island??
    ** Is Edison Home modeled after Thomas Edison’s actual FL home??
    ** What is PH # for Reservations??

    1. Disney Springs is comprised of the area previously known as Pleasure Island (although most of the buildings that were there at that time have been torn down and rebuilt) plus the area previously known as the West End and Marketplace plus the expansion outdoor mall area between the Lime Garage and the Orange Garage. The Edison is located in the building previously occupied by The Adventures Club when Pleasure Island was still open.

      The Edison restaurant is not related or based off of Thomas Edison specifically or his home. It is based off of a Entertianment establishment of the same name and theme in Los Angeles. It is a turn of the century modeled restaurant and night club in a power plant themed space. 20s swing and jazz are the flavor of the day.

      Reservations:
      Advance reservations are highly recommended and can be made online or by calling (407) WDW-DINE or (407) 939-3463 up to 180 days prior to your visit. This location does not accept same-day bookings. For general inquiries, please call (407) 560-WATT or (407) 560-9288. Guests under 18 years of age must have parent or guardian permission to call.