My experiences so far…

[Croconaw]

My most recent stay was at the Polynesian back in November. I went with my friend who is admittedly much more of a Disney fan than I am, although I still like it!

We had dinner at Cinderella’s Royal Table. I wasn’t too talkative with the princesses, but Snow White did start a conversation with me and addressed me as “royal prince.” As someone that’s non-binary (AFAB, but presenting more masculine), I appreciate that she was paying attention. It’s safe to say that I love Snow White now!

I have also gotten compliments on my they/them pronoun pin by a few cast members, meaning that they are likely trained to pay attention to things like that.

I’m looking forward to heading back this year. It’s a safe space in Florida!

 

[OKW Lover]

Happy to hear you are looking forward to coming back to FL! These stories are encouraging for other similarly situated people.

 

[Chuck S]

There is no place on Earth like a Disney park. Safe, innocent, happy, accepting, friendly. I can't understand why anyone, especially LGBTQ+ people, wouldn't fall in love with the place.

 

[ClaraOswald]

Glad you had a great trip!

I wonder how the characters are trained to address someone that states they are NB. I'm glad Snow White got it right for you by saying Prince! I suppose if they aren't sure, they just say something else entirely maybe.

 

[Chuck S]

More and more CMs are using the generic "My Friend" for everyone. Royal characters, if they are unsure, often use a generic "Your Highness" or similar Royal title.

 

[MrBarraclough]

I wonder how the characters are trained to address someone that states they are NB.

I would expect that they'd use "Friend" since that appears to be the default when nothing else is clearly indicated.