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Earning My Ears
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I'm planning on taking my daughter to WDW next June for her 18th birthday, and I'm already planning!
My big question at the moment is whether we should do Cinderella's Royal Table for lunch or for dinner?
Breakfast has been ruled out; the menu wouldn't appeal to her (she's vegetarian) and the hastle makes it not seem worth it.
Lunch would be good because it'd be a nice break from the heat; she loves getting pictures with characters and has never met Cinderella, Snow White, OR Aurora before. The menu has a pasta dish I'm sure she'd enjoy. However, I'm worried again about the hastle in making the reservations, and also that maybe it'll be too noisy and too full of little girls in their princess dresses for her to really enjoy her first meal as an adult.
Dinner seems to be more quiet, more of a better place for her big birthday meal. However, the menu only has the portabello mushroom dish (she probably wouldn't care much for it); but, we could get her the Cinderella slipper for dessert (if they still have it), which she would just die for. I'm afraid, though, that without the characters, the price wouldn't be worth it, and that she'd be disappointed.
That being said, I'm *considering* that if I do decide on the dinner, maybe another night we could do Cinderella's Gala Feast, so she could still get to meet Cinderella (though I'm sure she'd completely bypass her for Prince Charming!). I don't know if the money spent on both would be worth it though.
(this meal is going to be a surprise, so I can't really get her opinion on the matter!)
If anyone could lend an opinion or two, that'd be appreciated. Thank you!
My big question at the moment is whether we should do Cinderella's Royal Table for lunch or for dinner?
Breakfast has been ruled out; the menu wouldn't appeal to her (she's vegetarian) and the hastle makes it not seem worth it.
Lunch would be good because it'd be a nice break from the heat; she loves getting pictures with characters and has never met Cinderella, Snow White, OR Aurora before. The menu has a pasta dish I'm sure she'd enjoy. However, I'm worried again about the hastle in making the reservations, and also that maybe it'll be too noisy and too full of little girls in their princess dresses for her to really enjoy her first meal as an adult.
Dinner seems to be more quiet, more of a better place for her big birthday meal. However, the menu only has the portabello mushroom dish (she probably wouldn't care much for it); but, we could get her the Cinderella slipper for dessert (if they still have it), which she would just die for. I'm afraid, though, that without the characters, the price wouldn't be worth it, and that she'd be disappointed.
That being said, I'm *considering* that if I do decide on the dinner, maybe another night we could do Cinderella's Gala Feast, so she could still get to meet Cinderella (though I'm sure she'd completely bypass her for Prince Charming!). I don't know if the money spent on both would be worth it though.
(this meal is going to be a surprise, so I can't really get her opinion on the matter!)
If anyone could lend an opinion or two, that'd be appreciated. Thank you!
