CRT- cancellation?

[Candycane83]

Ok, so I was second guessing myself for a long time about booking CRT since it's only me and my DH and I keep reading bad reviews about it. So...I didn't book this at 180.

A few days ago (at less than 60 days to our trip), I started second guessing my initial decision not to book and thought this would be a great experience for us... (eating in the castle). I started looking everyday. Just now, I found a pre park opening ADR! I was estatic until I saw it costs over 100 for the 2 of us... But I booked it anyway. (Disney really makes me think too much... )

So now... I don't know what to do! Do I keep it? If I decide not to keep it, how do I cancel and get my money back? Can I cancel online and the refund will automatically happen? Do I need to call Disney to cancel?

 

[jsw1114]

Keep it! It's awesome we did it last year and this yr when I asked my husband where he would like to eat he said lets do the castle again.

 

[loricdietzel]

It's a lot of fun! We had to cancel our CRT ADR due to a change in trip date and I have been anxiously trying to find an ADR for it! (Looking at least 5 times a day.) You should definitely keep it so you can experience it!

 

[mom2rtk]

Keep in mind the photo package is included in the price. So is tax and tip.

 

[Candycane83]

Thanks! I did read it includes photos tax and gratuity but $100 for breakfast is a little scary... LOL

 

[kddisney502]

Thanks! I did read it includes photos tax and gratuity but $100 for breakfast is a little scary... LOL

Btw, it's all you can eat. They will bring you more food if you ask. You can also try one entree, and if you don't like it, you can ask for another for your 2nd plate. This is true at all meals.

 

[mom2rtk]

Thanks! I did read it includes photos tax and gratuity but $100 for breakfast is a little scary... LOL

Honestly, if you are trying to justify how bacon and eggs are worth $100 you should probably cancel as you will indeed be disappointed. Much of the cost is about the experience of eating in the castle, not about the food.

My daughter was 11 last year and had to pay adult prices. I paid $60 for her to eat chicken nuggets (since she didn't want anything off the adult menu). That was a tough one to swallow. But we had an awesome time as we always do. And I reminded myself that much of that cost was for the location.... Cinderella's Castle sitting right smack dab in the middle of the Magic Kingdom.

So we're doing it again this year.