How would you rate it? Is it worth the price? Food Good? Character interaction? I know the atmosphere is nice, but I haven't been here since they made the change to what it is now. ... Are the kids running around like wild people (understandably so if that is the case), or is it still a pretty calm and serene place to eat?
Its a character meal so that sets the stage. We have two little girls and this is a great place...castle, Cinderella Greeting, wand, castle dining, etc.
We have only dined at Breakfast over all the years. The food is eat all you care to eat. The food is good, not bad, not great. Service varies from visit to visit. Do not hesitate to ask for a specific item it you want more when you want more. The set up is designed to control food cost, since many guest are hesitant to ask for more food items. Character interaction is standard with most ADP CM's noting most interaction in Breakfast. The lobby photo with Cinderella adds a little more character interaction. There is also a little more interaction as they work the crowd toward the "end the meal" to skillfully and indirectly communicate to the crowd they want to turn the tables. Atmosphere is nice and there is little movement of guest since there is no buffet serving lines, so kids are almost aways seated.
Is it worth the price. Food wise-no. Interaction-location-yes for many.
Even for Disney the price is elevated and is priced to control demand to acceptable-manageable levels while providing a hefty revenue stream.
Overall worth-depends on what you value. For us the memories for our children (2 girls) factor into the worth equation. If we had 2 boys I am not sure we would have dined here...if we did it would of been for the experience of dining inside the castle once. The food was OK but not something we talked about later. The pictures, kids excitement, and their recall of the dining experience are the last memories.
I always find it funny that most people can't tell you the monetary value of one table service ticket especially if you are thinking of getting the marketed 40% discount...