Nothing like waiting until the last second but...

[4fordisneyworld]

I am trying to figure out the best bet for the chance of my youngest to see Cinderella. My oldest loves Aurora and we usually see her every trip at Epcot so a bit of sadness involved for the youngest. I know my chances of getting in for any meal at CRT is impossible ( we arrive 2wks from Sunday ) so I am trying to figure out my other options. I already checked 1900 Park Fare and that is a no go. So my question is....would my only option at this point be the MVMCP so we can see her in the tents? Do they have every princess there or am I mistaken? I know when we went to the P & P party in 2008 we were able to see her.

TIA for advice

 

[4fordisneyworld]

Also how can I purchase those tickets to get the DVC price?

 

[ToddyLu]

I think you can call MS to ge the discount on tickets...not sure about the best palce to see Cindy.

 

[ToddyLu]

Doens't Cinderella pop out on stage at one of the shows in front of the castle during the day?

 

[vicki_c]

Castle show, parade, and wherever the princesses are now - did they close their M&G in Toontown yet? If not, just go there anytime during the day. The line for the princesses hasn't been very long since the fairies arrived.

 

[rangermom]

Have you tried the Princess Storybook meal in Norway. She was there when we did that meal in 2008. It is not guaranteed what princesses are there, but we saw Cinderella, Belle, Snow White, Ariel, and Jasmine. The food and service was was really great also.

 

[Sunshine22]

Since the princess meals in the castle require a deposit, people who are unable to make it will most likely cancel prior to being charged unlike some who book reservations and never bother to cancel for other meals where there isn't a charge for a no show. I would look on-line a few times each day to see if anything shows up. I had success finding a reservation a few days prior to my desired date. I think the on-line reservation website updates late at night. You may want to check it late at night (after midnight) or very early in the morning before the phone lines open up.