Booked CRT, but now a new problem...!

[princess mom of 4]

I finally was able to book a CRT lunch for the first day of our trip in December! This is the first trip for my littlest princess - age 5 by December - who has been the biggest Cinderella fan......only now she's decided she doesn't like Cinderella anymore! Any ideas on getting her into Cindy again? By the way, the CRT lunch is a surprise for all three girls...

 

[Captn Jack Sparrow]

I know that when I first took my little prince he was 5 and princesses were NOT in his vocabulary we did it mainly for my DD who was 13 at the time. so we were a little concerned with how he was going to handle it. We had Breakfast just before park opening which helped some we told him that we got to go in first for some reason and see the castle with out a lot of other people around.

Now when we got there it was the funniest thing ever we told him that we got to eat inside of the castle, cool points for that castles are cool. Then we go inside and there are all these princesses roaming around. that was his reaction through out the entire meal, especially when the kissing stated. He had lip prints all over his face for the rest of the day.

I wouldn't worry too much about it there is a magic there and when you get to meet a princess face to face. There are others there as well, even though Cinderella is the main attraction I am sure your DD will find someone she likes.

Have a Magical Time

 

[Tootles]

I agree-GO! Those ressies are hard to get, so what happens if and when she changes her mind (she's a little child, it's bound to happen) and then decides she likes Cinderella afterall? We're taking my DS5 and DS8 and they are CERTAINLY NOT into princess. When in WDW though, what a memory for them to have eaten in the castle! Besides, I think the little ones are given swords and wands too. That was the clincher for my boys!

 

[MickeyNicki]

Dont sweat it, by the time you go she will be back into Cindy again!

 

[Chelley00]

My daughter is a total tomboy and not into princesses at all, but we still went ahead and did CRT for breakfast for her birthday, and she LOVED it. She got lots of attention from all the princesses and Fairy Godmother, and she thought the idea of eating in the castle was so cool. I say go anyhow, just because even if you don't like the princesses, it's an experience everyone should do at least once.

 

[mickeystoontown]

I say stick with the reservation. I know that at age 4 and 5, my daughter changed her mind all the time. Your daughter may change her mind and like Cinderella again once she gets to the castle.

 

[grumpy.uncle]

Like other's have said, Cinderella isn't the only one in the castle. There is a good assortment of princesses and even a couple princes too. The best thing about eating here is the setting. It really is a magical meal in that setting. It is so difficult to get a table at CRT because the room isn't very big and it's so popular. Definitely go. She will have a special memory that she will never forget.