AKErshus 1900Park and CRT

[Anabelletoronto]

We went to 1900 Park on Monday. Loved it!! We are doing Akershus today and have CRT booked for tomorrow.
After CRT we have FP at meet the princesses at fairytale hall.
I am thinking it's silly to have so much princesses. It also impedes my ride time and possible option to sleep in tomorrow to experience more in the afternoon or evening
So if I cancel CRT am I nuts?

 

[Robo]

All are different environments, food, and interactions.

But, if you prefer attractions, that's a valid choice.

 

[Anabelletoronto]

All are different environments, food, and interactions.

But, if you prefer attractions, that's a valid choice.

Different princesses? I don't think my daughter needs to meet Cinderella 3 times.
Food is less important than timing.

 

[mom2rtk]

OP, you'll want to double check the cancellation policy. I think CRT had a 48 hour policy at one time. Not sure if that changed.

 

[Robo]

Different princesses? I don't think my daughter needs to meet Cinderella 3 times.
Food is less important than timing.

You'll note that I specifically said different "interactions."

Many guests prefer riding attractions to dining, so that's a valid choice.

 

[KenHutch]

I have done this rotation before on a vacation day 1 breakfast at Akershuse, day 2 breakfast at 1900 and day 3 at CRT my then 7 year old daughter looked at me and said Thank You Daddy. It was sooooooo worth it.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Are you nuts for cancelling? No, but I think I would have done CRT over 1900, but it's a little late for that now. Only you know if you want to eat in the castle or not. Yes, the princesses are redundant, but the environment isn't. So the choice is castle over rides. Depends on what is most important to you.

 

[TheCakePopLady]

We are doing all three and i can’t freakin wait.

 

[Hope Soda]

I have done all three in the same trip, and Cinderella's Royal Table was the favorite for all of us. We are doing it again next trip. Actually, we're doing 1900 Park Fare again next trip, too, but at a time with different characters. And my kids are boys. No complaints about too many princesses from them.

 

[Destinyz12]

Another alternative could be to keep the CRT reservation and then change the meet and greet FP to a ride (unless there are absolute "must meet" princesses there that won't be at any of the meals)

 

[Anabelletoronto]

Okay so I mentioned the idea to my husband who said 'it's the castle! We are eating in the castle! Of course we have to go to that one.'
And today we saw Cinderella for the second time and Cinderella just added some flair to her autograph which was cool.
We didn't see Sleeping Beauty, Tiana, Merida or Jasmine so hopefully one of them will be at CRT just to have something unique.

 

[DisneyFive]

IMO, CRT is a must do, at least once. For us, it was a one and done. We really enjoyed it but don't have any need to do it again, especially for the cost (or two dining credits if on the DDP). Wonderful venue, and good food.

We did Akerhus 3 times at least when the kids were young. Same princess interaction, worse food, nice venue and more economical.

1900 Park Fare has the best character interaction of the three in our experience. The stepsisters and stepmother are fantastic to meet. The buffet is pretty good. However, the venue kind of felt like a dining hall.

Dan

 

[larie21]

CRT is a must do at least once. It's the ambiance that makes it special IMO. There was something special about eating in the castle overlooking Fantasyland. When we were there we saw Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Jasmine, Snow White & Ariel.

1900 Pk Fare is one of our favorites for character interaction. The stepsisters & Lady Tremaine are hilarious.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

OP, you'll want to double check the cancellation policy. I think CRT had a 48 hour policy at one time. Not sure if that changed.

Just FYI, I was questioning this too so I looked it up.... it is a 1 day cancellation policy. I was thinking it was one of the odd ones with a longer cancellation policy, but guess not.

 

[mom2rtk]

Just FYI, I was questioning this too so I looked it up.... it is a 1 day cancellation policy. I was thinking it was one of the odd ones with a longer cancellation policy, but guess not.

That must have changed. I'm pretty sure it used to be 48 hours. But thanks for confirming!