Lunch at Cinderella's Royal Table in Magic Kingdom - worth it?
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There were sooo many princesses at akersus that even the kids were finally like "tell those ladies to stop coming by our table."
The food stinks at both CRT and akersus. It's worth it only if your kids are really into princesses and if this will get you off the hook for standing in line to meet princesses. The other (non-princess) character Meals have better food. |
Anonymous
I didn't have any problem with the breakfast at Cinderella's table. |
Anonymous
| Gotta do it at least once. |
Anonymous
Should've added that it's simply a meal and the princesses walk around and you get a picture with each one. They come one at a time and you'll get the full rotation before the meal ends. |
Anonymous
| Yawn. |
Anonymous
| Dont forget an autograph book. |
Anonymous
That's it!!?? 
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Anonymous
What more do you expect, you, you...you grownup, you? |
Anonymous
And all the little girls are definitely decked out in their princess gear. Not pajamas and t shirts, full Princess gear. There is a princess shop next door |
Anonymous
| Don't the give out a wand too? |
Anonymous
Yes. |
Anonymous
Yes. My DD is an adult and still remembers the absolute thrill of that special event. Plus you have 2 girls and both are in the right age group. If one was 1 you might end up doing it twice in 4 years. |
Anonymous
My DD is 24 and still remembers it as the highlight of Disney World. I don't recall it being that expensive then though. |
Anonymous
Went to Disney as a kid (in the 80's) and you couldn't go in the castle (you could walk through, but not actually go in. So it was very cool for me to go to the dinner there and get to actually go inside. My 3-year-old got scared to death by a human-size Gus coming up behind him, though. That scream will haunt me forever 
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Anonymous
Boys get a sword. My 5 year old son enjoyed it. |