Cinderella's Royal Table

[Familyof5fromNJ]

I am going to Disney for the first time at the end of April, beginning of May. Just wanted some opinions, I have 3 sons, 3, 7 & 9. I would like to go to Cinderella's Royal Table one night, do you think the boys would have a good time even though it is a "girly" place? Is it worth it to use 2 sit downs for this? Any suggestions, opinions would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Maddie2]

Hello! I'm a mom to boys also -- 9 and 12. From what I've heard from other parents, this is more of a girl thing; sorry to say. As a girl myself, I'd LOVE to go -- but alas, not if I have to listen to my boys complain through the entire thing!

Also, from what I understand, you pretty much have to make your ADR for the Cinderella's Royal Table far, far advance, and I'm afraid it may be too late for an April/May vacation. I don't want to say that it FOR SURE wouldn't be available, but chances would be slim.

We went to WDW 3 years ago and our boys loved the O'Hana breakfast and Chef Mickey's for character meals. Just a couple of ideas for you -- non-princess places.

 

[Sleeping~Beauty]

My boys were 3.5 and 2 on our last trip, and they loved it. They loved the attention of the princesses. Your three year old will probably love it, maybe even the nine year old.

It could even be a special treat for "Mom". You are the princess of the family!

I love it there, it's the castle and that in itself is really amazing. They give the boys swords and the girls wands.

If anything, it is a magical experience.

 

[wendylovesdisney]

Does the food still come out "family style" or do they give you plates premade up?? Just wondering if a free 2 year old would be able to eat or do we have to buy her a meal?

 

[2Pirates_1Princess]

Does the food still come out "family style" or do they give you plates premade up?? Just wondering if a free 2 year old would be able to eat or do we have to buy her a meal?

If you eat breakfast at CRT it is served family syle. At lunch and dinner you can order from a menu. I would think if you went for lunch or dinner you could just feed her off your plate, but I am not sure how strict they would be at breakfast. Keep in mind that during the dinner only the Fairy Godmothe is there. I booked lunch at 2:30pm for us in June. My DD will be 4. We are splitting the group of 7 up. Myself, my daughter and my mother-in-law are going to visit Cindy while the boys (my husband, 2 sons, and Grandpa) go off on there own adventure. Also keep in mind that even with the dinning plan you have to pay in advance when you book CRT. To answer the other question no I don't think it is worth 2 DDP credit. We are going to pay oop for CRT.