Cinderellas Royal Table - Part 2
8am Reservation
Day 9
Love, love, love the inside of the Castle!!!! Wish I had more time to wander around and get some more shots. And wouldn't you love to actually get to see Walt's Room that's upstairs!!!
We were one of the first families to be seated, and were lucky enough to be close to the window for an incredible view.
Ive always loved the interior of this restaurant
.guess its the whole idea of actually being in Cinderellas Castle.
When we sat down, the Wishing Star was placed in several of the plates
.just another WDW touch. The theme of the restaurant focuses on princesses and making that special wish.
Jesse was eagerly waiting for the princesses to make their way around to him! He absolutely loves this experience. Last year at 3 years old, he was mesmerized by them.
As each princess comes out, the restaurant played their particular song
.such Disney Magic when one appears at the entrance! Even Stephen, our 9 year old, enjoys it! I love hearing the princesses talk...it's so sweet! They always ask Jesse and Stephen if they will slay the dragon and save the day.
So
are you wondering about the food
.the prices???? Check this out from Allears!
8:00am - 11:15am
Pricing
Adults $44.80
Children 3-9 $29.86
includes tax and gratuity
Holiday Pricing May Apply During Specific Times of the Year
You MUST Make Reservations in Advance!
Admission into the Magic Kingdom is required.
Characters: Cinderella, Fairy Godmother, Belle, Aurora, Snow White, Ariel -- characters vary by day.
Breakfast is an all-you-care-to-eat, fixed-price, set meal Character Dining experience featuring Cinderella.
Complimentary Imaging Package: When you arrive at Cinderella Castle for your reservation, a photographer will be on hand to take pictures of your group in the lobby, before you are seated in the dining room. You get a photo package including:
4 prints 4" by 6"
One print 6" by 8"
One print 6" by 8" of Cinderella Castle
Cinderella-themed photo holder
Package is delivered to you during your meal. (One photo package per party of 1-4; two photo packages for parties of 5-8, etc.) Additional photos may be purchased. Note: These photos can also be added to your Disney's PhotoPass account!
Children (ages 3-9) also get a Surprise gift! A princess wand for girls and a prince's sword for boys!
This is a Signature Dining Experience which takes two Table Service credits when using the Magic Your Way Dining Plan.
Pre-Plated, All You Care to Eat Meal Brought to Your Table
Scrambled eggs
Sausage
Bacon
Potatoes
French toast
Peach yogurt
Granola
Fresh fruit
Scrambled eggs
Pastries
French toast sticks (for younger Guests)
Beverages
included in price
Coffee, Tea, Hot Cocoa
Minute Maid Apple Juice or Orange Juice
Milk
Soda
Iced Tea
Lemonade
Punch
Additional Beverages (Extra charge)
Cappuccino - $3.69
Espresso - $3.19
Still and Sparkling Bottled Water - $3.25
This French Toast was REALLY good!! It wasnt the typical French Toast
it was almost like deep-fried.
DH had this
..he said it was just ok
nothing outstanding.
The kids seemed to enjoy their breakfast
.of course it was a bit hard for us to get them to eat with all the princesses strolling by.
Faith was simply amazed! This is one of her favorite experiences, too. It was so precious to watch her talk to the princesses like they were truly real.
When the children enter downstairs, the girls are presented with a magic wand and the boys get a sword.
Belle is the favorite princess of the boys
and when I say boys
.I mean ALL the boys.
After all the princesses have made their way around, the music starts to play, the lights dim and they ask the little girls to hold their wands high and circle them in the air.
Its time to make a wish
..close your eyes and think of something you really want
.
The lights start to flicker and flash
.and your wish is granted!.......or not
..
We were cracking up laughing at Faith
.she really took this seriously! Such a precious moment!
The meal was over, the princesses were done and I was ready to hit rope drop! So
the big question
.would we return???? YEP! Without hesitation. Weve now done breakfast and lunch, and weve enjoyed both. The food was good for breakfast and great for lunch. The princesses spent ample time at our table
werent in a hurry at all. Our waitress was sufficient, but not overly friendly at all. For us, its all about the experience of actually being in the castle and seeing the princesses
yes its pricey, but very worth it for our family. Once our kids are older, Im not sure we will go
.probably wouldnt hold the same magic as it does now. If you have little girls and youre pondering over whether to go or not
.try it!!! It was a great way to start the morning and get into the park early!!!
So
.its time for rope drop! The kids are ready to head out and get in line for Dumbo!!!
Up next
.MK morning!
I plan to be diligent in remembering to take pics for my RC family.
We'll be waiting....Even though I got the 1st possible time of the morning (7:30), I started worrying that we wouldn't make it to MK for RD. I'm stalking the Disney reservations online & I'm hoping & praying for a 7am Chef Mickey's ADR or 8am Crystal Palace. Let's hope some pixie dust comes my way!
Is RD at 9am? That would give you an 1 1/2 hours....that might be pushing it but not by much. Maybe something will come up at Chef Mickey's...that would be the best option.
Renee! Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the TR. Cute pictures on your signature!!! I can't get any of my pictures small enough...not sure what I'm doing wrong
Renee! Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the TR. Cute pictures on your signature!!! I can't get any of my pictures small enough...not sure what I'm doing wrong 
That Sunday, MK RD is at 9am. So, I went ahead & cancelled the OHana 730 am ADR because I was afraid we'd be cutting it too close. Then, today, I booked an 1135 am ADR at Hollywood & Vine for the Saturday while we're at DHS. But, that had me very underwhelmed since I've heard the lunch is horrible. So, I was still stalking the reservations for a 7am CM or 8am CP ADR. But, then I got to thinking 
: MK closes that Sunday night at 7pm for MVMCP. Why not do a dinner at either CP (I would just need an ADR before 7) or CM's (for right after 7). So, I was able to get an 815pm ADR at Chef Mickey's. Ed & I discussed the 2 ADR's over lunch & decided to keep the dinner at Chef Mickey's & drop the H&V. But, I still feel like the time at CM's isn't perfect! 
Well, just a little bit ago, I was able to get another one at CM's for 805pm & cancelled the 815. But, I'm still stalking for like 630 pm at CP or 730 CM. I think I need to be committed....or at least prescribed some meds! 
And, no, I'm not being sarcastic about her. Just a couple of weeks ago, she told me that her & her DH are probably going to take their 2 boys for a long weekend in October. She told me their favorite character meal is Crystal Palace and she'd get an ADR closer to leaving time. And she concluded the conversation by saying she still has so much time before the trip, she'll start planning once "it's closer". 
Well...hope she's prepared for no ADRs or at least an ADR at a 'bad' time. Honestly, I think that's why some people hate Disney...they don't plan, then have no idea what to do when they get there. Thank heavens for the DisBoards!!! 
People at school think I'm a little over the top with WDW, but who cares!?
I recall reading about the backyard BBQ but think I missed part two but covered that tonight. Definately looks like a fun thing to do. I need a couple of lil kids to take to WDW. 
I also wonder how much the Interior changed. I remember the Prime Rib at King Stefan's - pretty good if my memory will go back to 1986. 
. CRT made me a little sad, too because DD12 is not even remotely interested in it, (not that she ever loved princesses). I "threatened" her last trip and told her that we'd be going to CRT not for her, but for DH
