Cinderella's Royal Table Breakfast

[Neoshoegal]

has anyone done this without kids? just as a couple?

 

[Teacher03]

My two adult daughters and a friend went a couple of years ago. We loved it and didn't feel out of place at all. We obviously didn't go for the food, it was just okay, but we were excited about meeting Cinderella and all the other characters.

 

[JoePa4Ever]

Yes, my DW & I ate there for breakfast on our honeymoon. We really enjoyed it: it was cool to eat inside the castle, the food was good (stuffed french toast!), and we had great character interaction with the princesses. Don't worry at all about eating at any character meal without kids - you will not be the only couple without kids & nobody cares anyway, so go & have a great time!

 

[leesawdw]

My very good friend and I went a few years ago for the breakfast. We had a great time! All the princesses came and spoke with us, made photos and were so nice! We also had a great table by the window, looking out over the park. It was early, the park was empty, and we really enjoyed looking around without all the people.

 

[mickeywatch33]

My fiance and I went to CRT the day after our engagement. We had a magical time. This was for lunch, where you can get all the Princesses autographs - not like dinner where you have a court order to keep your distance.

 

[Neoshoegal]

Well, you all convinced me!
So I decided to try my luck and see if I could still get a reservation, bearing in mind that I'm past the 180 day mark, I'm at 166 days. So called up and asked if they had any availability and they had! 8.10am, that's even a really good time!!! Can't believe my luck!!!

 

[dburg30]

Yep, have fun. It's lots of fun if you let yourself have fun too . I know that Mary Poppins was very happy with my manners when I had my picture take with her .. She told my wife she was very lucky to have me, which even made this 40 year old guy blush Think we had Snow White and I think Princess Aurora.. And of course, Cinderella

 

[choirchic]

Great question...I was wondering the same thing and getting a little worried, but I REALLY wanted to dine inside the castle.

DH and I are having our Anniversary "Breakfast" there and then later we'll be having dinner at Narcoossees.

 

[anonymousegirl]

What about a solo female?

It was like doing a root canal to get my non-Disney DH to agree to come down the WDW for the golf and a small amount of pixie-dust at the parks. If I asked him to get up early so we could go have an over-priced breakfast with 30 super-excited children and princesses, I think he have a coronary!

So I was thinking I might go on my own, but I feel kind of weird about it. I certainly don't mind going to the parks alone and normally don't mind eating alone, but I think I might feel really self-conscious and lonely eating by myself here.