Disney Dining - Cinderella’s Royal Table đź‘‘
Cinderella’s Royal Table is a Fine “Character” Dining Experience. If you have younger kids who love Cinderella & various other Disney Princess this is a must!
However, it is extremely hard to get a reservation so it is very important that you make reservations 160 Days in advance when you book your trip that far out. We did not book this far out, however I got very lucky with my reservations after obsessively watching for openings.
This dining experience is a pre-paid experience, this means you have to pay in full, in advance, for your meal to hold your reservation. If you are on the Disney Dining Plan you can use that, but it does take 2- Table Service Credits.
I strongly considered changing this reservation to something else due to there being no children in my party but I had not yet gotten to try this place & I wanted to share the experience with all of you! I am glad I kept it. It was a nice experience.
Although I probably would not choose this option again next time, I highly suggest it for anyone who has children. Character Dining is a GREAT way to get pictures and autographs with various characters for your children without those long, long lines.
Cinderella’s Royal is a 3 course meal that includes a drink. If you are on the dining plan this would include 1 alcoholic or specialty beverage. ( I will explain the dining plans in a future blog post!)
While waiting to be seated after having pictures with Cinderella herself I noticed Jaq & Gus hanging out near the ceiling.
The Menu
Soup of the day: Beef and Mushroom (Excellent!)
Castle Salad
Beef & Shrimp
Clock Strikes Twelve (& a birthday cupcake)
Jac & Gus
Overall the experience was good, the atmosphere was magical, the food was pretty good, and there were a good amount of Disney Princesses making their way around to the tables.
However, it is extremely hard to get a reservation so it is very important that you make reservations 160 Days in advance when you book your trip that far out. We did not book this far out, however I got very lucky with my reservations after obsessively watching for openings.
This dining experience is a pre-paid experience, this means you have to pay in full, in advance, for your meal to hold your reservation. If you are on the Disney Dining Plan you can use that, but it does take 2- Table Service Credits.
I strongly considered changing this reservation to something else due to there being no children in my party but I had not yet gotten to try this place & I wanted to share the experience with all of you! I am glad I kept it. It was a nice experience.
Although I probably would not choose this option again next time, I highly suggest it for anyone who has children. Character Dining is a GREAT way to get pictures and autographs with various characters for your children without those long, long lines.
Cinderella’s Royal is a 3 course meal that includes a drink. If you are on the dining plan this would include 1 alcoholic or specialty beverage. ( I will explain the dining plans in a future blog post!)
While waiting to be seated after having pictures with Cinderella herself I noticed Jaq & Gus hanging out near the ceiling.
The Menu
Soup of the day: Beef and Mushroom (Excellent!)
Castle Salad
Beef & Shrimp
Clock Strikes Twelve (& a birthday cupcake)
Jac & Gus
Overall the experience was good, the atmosphere was magical, the food was pretty good, and there were a good amount of Disney Princesses making their way around to the tables.
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