Cinderella Royal table - how good is it?

Mayflower33 · 23 Apr 17, 08:33 PM

Wondering whether to make a last minute change to our plans and add in crt. Might have to be a later dinner (9.20pm).

We have a four year old boy but he is ok with late nights.

Looking for opinions!

Thanks

Disneyfool · 23 Apr 17, 11:30 PM

We did Breakfast with our DS's 13 and 10 on our last visit in 2014.

We had no complaints at all. It was nice to be the first family let into MK that day, and it was a great experience overall.

lilo82 · 24 Apr 17, 08:09 AM

I found it very rushed and the princesses spent hardly any time..Although the teeming inside the castle is fantastic but it will be akershus for us.

ambergambler · 24 Apr 17, 08:19 AM

We enjoyed it, but again, we used it to get into the park early.

Also, it was our first ever visit, so the combo of characters, empty park etc was a fantastic start to the holiday.

I really came on to say that we were DDP and hadn't realised we didn't need to tip there as it's included at that particular restaurant. Obviously nothing was said at the time, we only found out later.

lfc_sarah · 24 Apr 17, 08:23 AM

I enjoyed the dinner however my husband found it overrated apart from it being in the castle. We all loved the breakfast though and getting into the park early!

Mr Tom Morrow · 24 Apr 17, 08:24 AM

We did the breakfast with the then 4yr old Granddaughter.

Value for money? No
Awesome food? No
Overall experince for her? Priceless.

I can't see us doing it again but the Pricesses were excellent, she adored the interaction and the food was ok. Plus some good opportunities for early photos in a very quiet Park.

Guest · 24 Apr 17, 10:14 AM

We're planning to book again next year for the third time - the food is good (but nothing special) but the experience of being in the castle is great. There are usually four princesses there that walk around the tables, it does feel a bit rushed but seeing the look on our little girl's face is worth the 2 credits on DDP in itself!

Guest · 24 Apr 17, 10:36 AM

Hated it.
Food and service awful!
DD 3 likes being in the castle but the princesses rushed round. We went on Xmas day though so perhaps why?

Sew109 · 24 Apr 17, 04:43 PM

Done the one here after doing the one in Paris, Paris was brilliant this was terrible rushed crap food lots of time (well over an hour standing in line) would rather have to Dennys with a princess doll do not waste your money

23 Apr 17, 08:33 PM	#1
	23 Apr 17, 08:33 PM Mayflower33 Excited about Disney
Mayflower33 Excited about Disney Join Date: Jul 15	Cinderella Royal table - how good is it? Wondering whether to make a last minute change to our plans and add in crt. Might have to be a later dinner (9.20pm). We have a four year old boy but he is ok with late nights. Looking for opinions! Thanks

24 Apr 17, 08:19 AM	#4
	24 Apr 17, 08:19 AM ambergambler Relaxing at the Grand Floridian
ambergambler Relaxing at the Grand Floridian Join Date: Sep 14	We enjoyed it, but again, we used it to get into the park early. Also, it was our first ever visit, so the combo of characters, empty park etc was a fantastic start to the holiday. I really came on to say that we were DDP and hadn't realised we didn't need to tip there as it's included at that particular restaurant. Obviously nothing was said at the time, we only found out later.

24 Apr 17, 08:24 AM	#6
	24 Apr 17, 08:24 AM Mr Tom Morrow Imagineer
Mr Tom Morrow Imagineer Join Date: Jul 14 Location: The Tiki Room. theDIBB Guidebook Pages Created: 3	We did the breakfast with the then 4yr old Granddaughter. Value for money? No Awesome food? No Overall experince for her? Priceless. I can't see us doing it again but the Pricesses were excellent, she adored the interaction and the food was ok. Plus some good opportunities for early photos in a very quiet Park. __________________ "PAGING MR MORROW, MR TOM MORROW..." ''I drink Wine and know things'' DVC Owners at SSR since 2003. Multiple annual visits to America since 1976

24 Apr 17, 10:14 AM	#7
	24 Apr 17, 10:14 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	We're planning to book again next year for the third time - the food is good (but nothing special) but the experience of being in the castle is great. There are usually four princesses there that walk around the tables, it does feel a bit rushed but seeing the look on our little girl's face is worth the 2 credits on DDP in itself!

24 Apr 17, 10:36 AM	#8
	24 Apr 17, 10:36 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Hated it. Food and service awful! DD 3 likes being in the castle but the princesses rushed round. We went on Xmas day though so perhaps why?

24 Apr 17, 04:43 PM	#9
	24 Apr 17, 04:43 PM Sew109 Imagineer
Sew109 Imagineer Join Date: Mar 15	Done the one here after doing the one in Paris, Paris was brilliant this was terrible rushed crap food lots of time (well over an hour standing in line) would rather have to Dennys with a princess doll do not waste your money