Should I feel guilty?

[CruisanSusan]

My sister (age 52), and I (age 62) are booked for WDW in September. It is my sister's 1st trip to WDW and it is my 4th. I've given my sister some guidebooks and it is her job to pick where she wants to eat. She told me yesterday that she wants to eat breakfast in the castle with the princesses. I told her that ADR's were hard to get for CRT but she asked who wouldn't at least want to try for them.
Now for my question. IF I can get an ADR, should I feel guilty that we're taking up seats (which I know are limited) that some little girls would want.
Has anyone else had the CRT breakfast with no children? I don't want to get any dirty looks. My sister is tickled "pink" over this trip and I want it to be everything she's dreamed of and more.
Thanks for your opinion...

 

[Shenandoah Minnie]

Don't feel guilty at all! Enjoy!! Have your sister wear a "this is my first trip" pin too!! The magic is for everyone!!

Have a magical trip!
SM

 

[fla4fun]

My sister and I ate in the castle twice - no children in our party. Go and have fun!

 

[Art 1]

Go for it, we are all kids when at WDW.

 

[Kay1]

No way! Why not indulge the little girls that will always live in our hearts? Go and have all sorts of fun.

 

[BBQMommy]

I am eating there on my 41st birthday. My 5 year old daughter will also enjoy it.

 

[DOPEYLUVER]

I ate there in December with my best friend. We are both about 50. I loved it. One thing that I really like about the princess themed meals is the princesses talk versus the traditional characters that don't.

I am a female and my best friend is a gay male. When we are together people commonly think we are a "couple." Belle said to me, "Ooooh, is that your beast?" It's just fun.

I took a picture of my friend with Snow White and put it in a scrapbook with a comment, "Snow White with Prince Charming or Dopey?"

Anyway, it was great to interact with the princesses and I love watching the little girls all dressed up in their princess outfits.

 

[pumba]

I too agree with the previous posters......go and have the best time ever...I know that hubby and I go to Disney alone and we enjoy all the magic !!!

 

[arielmomma]

Don't feel guilty. If she really wants to eat at the castle, what makes her fantasy any less than a child's?

DH wants to eat there on our childless anniversary trip. If its his dream, who am I to deny him?

 

[CruisanSusan]

Thank you all for your support. I have always spoiled her and I'll do my darndest to get an ADR for the breakfast and make my only sister happy (we had 5 brothers)

 

[perdidobay]

Go for it, we are all kids when at WDW.