cinderellas gala feast at GF

[TandCmum]

anybody done this?

Really want to do a princessy type meal, but thinking of saving CRT or storybook breakfast for when DD is a little older and can appreciate more (and when i have a credit card so i can actually book it!)

The one at GF sounds quite nice, and ide like to eat at GF whilst we are there. Anyone know if you need a credit card to book this one?

Suzanne

[KittyKat]

Its a normal PS so no credit card is required. We will be there exactly 7 weeks today:jump:

Kitty

[2BoysMum&Dad]

I had a couple of meals in the Grand Floridian Cafe recently (returned home only yesterday). On one visit, I saw a group of girls dressed up in their princess costumes having a meal and parading around the room with a couple of Disney Princesses. It looked really lovely and the girls were really enjoying it. The room was at the end of the main hotel lobby area, but mainly screened off by glass window particians and they had lovely views from their window of GF buildings and swimming pool.

[ian180]

Originally posted by 2BoysMum&Dad
I had a couple of meals in the Grand Floridian Cafe recently (returned home only yesterday). On one visit, I saw a group of girls dressed up in their princess costumes having a meal and parading around the room with a couple of Disney Princesses. It looked really lovely and the girls were really enjoying it. The room was at the end of the main hotel lobby area, but mainly screened off by glass window particians and they had lovely views from their window of GF buildings and swimming pool.

Thats Cinderalla's speacial Tea party for kids. Very expensive, about $200 for 1 child and an adult, but it includes a doll, tea and cakes and your very own stroy told by a princess and alot of one on one attention. V.V.Popular.