Cinderella's Royal Table: for boys?

[FirstTimertoDiz]

Ita that it depends on the child. That being said, I was rather unsure of whether to try this, but ended up booking crt for lunch on Dec 15th- my ds, who is 4, is all boy- and anything deemed "girly" by him is quickly dismissed. However, the castle is not decorated in a princess-y way- it is actually rather masculine, and the sword and wishing star are a nice touch.

I must say too, that my son never stops talking, but when all the princesses came to our table and gushed over him being a handsome prince, he was speechless for the first time in his life, lol. I think he fell in love with Jasmine, and she gave him a big kiss on the cheek- the kid was practically glowing with pride! Here are photos- the food was good, the ambience was amazing, and I would love to eat here again!

In the lobby meeting Cinderella; showing her the medal he won that morning playing games at our resort pool.

Going into the lobby:

During the wishing ceremony- this is the sword he got:

With his new found love, haha:

Hope you have a wonderful time if you decide to try crt!

 

[imthegoose]

After seeing your pictures, I have made a definate decision. I must do this. You think as an adult, they would give me a sword too?

 

[DCDisney]

It's hit or miss. My son has been 3 times. At 6 he literally crawled under the table to get away from the princesses. On his later visits he knew the deal and just ignored the princesses. If I didn't have a daughter we wouldn't have gone. Now we have switched to going to Akershus because CRT had gotten so dressy uppy, princessy, little girly that it stopped appealing to my daughter (8) as well. He's happier at Akershus because he can leave and go to the buffet if he doesn't want to see princesses.

Yvonne