Cinderella's Royal Table, Candlelight Processional, or none of the above

[kar0066]

I am having a tough time making up my mind and looking for some input from others. I am taking my 7 year old daughter to Disney in December. I really had my heart set on the Candlelight Processional, but I am not thrilled with it now being 2 dining credits. I also would like to eat in the Castle, but my daughter is not into princesses at all (she is 7 going on 17, thinks she is too cool for princesses).

I am on a budget - so I am torn. I am thinking it might be a good idea to avoid 2 dining credit meals altogether just to make my dining credits go further.

 

[mkleinbe]

I also would like to eat in the Castle, but my daughter is not into princesses at all (she is 7 going on 17, thinks she is too cool for princesses).

I am on a budget - so I am torn. I am thinking it might be a good idea to avoid 2 dining credit meals altogether just to make my dining credits go further.

I think there's your answer. Just skip it all. When I clicked on the thread title, my first instinct was to say CRT. We love that place, but if your princess is not in to princesses, then it would be a waste for you. The castle is so neat though....

 

[515_renae]

My sons who are 16 and 10 really enjoyed eating at CRT for dinner. They are definitely not into princesses
I made a 9:40pm ressie so we would be there for Wishes and we got lucky and were seated right by the window.

I would recommend it......eating in the castle is cool.

 

[NuttyDisneyMom]

My DM and I took my DD7 when she was four. She is NOT a girly girl at all, but LOVED the experience and still talks about it to this day! It is our all time favorite Disney memory with her thus far! I'd say go...

 

[tinkerbellmagic]

I'd go with the castle even though your DD is not into princesses. My DD is not into princesses, but she is into castles. DGS is definitely not into princesses, but he still enjoys eating in the castle. It's just very special to dine in the castle.