What is the cost for breakfast CRT?

[MomofSixinSC]

I'm wondering how much of my gold to sell to fund taking my 3yo to breakfast with Cinderella.

 

[Tiger926]

Go online and make an ADR - right before you have to confirm payment, it will give you the total price. After this, you then just cancel!

Of course, this will only work if you are within 180 days, so if you are, give it a try.

As a warning, All Ears price is wrong, and I haven't checked WDWinfo lately about CRT, so not sure?

If you are going in the summer, the upcharge/surcharge will be in effect, but that is reflected in the cost.

Tiger

 

[DisGirl23]

It's about $37 for an adult and $25 for a child before tax.

 

[PudgetteD]

For 3 adults (DS will be 11 so he's counted as an adult by Disney dining rules) it was $134.67. Booked last week and that's what was charged to my card.

 

[aidandmommy]

I would pay whatever my son loved it last time.We are going there for dinner in May can not wait, 1st time for my mom to eat in the castle.

 

[Tiger926]

It's about $37 for an adult and $25 for a child before tax.

I believe it's more than that. Remember, CRT adds an automatic 18% gratuity, and then there is 6.5% tax as well. That brings it to around $45.00/adult (not sure about kids) during non-peak season times. During the upcharge/surcharge time, you have to add another $4.00 + tax/adult, bringing breakfast to right around $50.00. This year that's between June - mid August.

Based on what PudgetteD paid above, this would be accurate as she paid $45.00/adult (tax and tip included), but not sure during what time period this is for - must be within 180 days though as she booked it.

I just wanted to add this info as CRT is very expensive for breakfast - we find that dinner for just a few dollars more is more of a greater value. Just had dinner last month with all princesses, and it was a much improved experience from the last time we ate dinner at CRT almost 2 years ago. We are going back in July!

Also, you must pay in full, but if on DP, you may use your credits, and CRT takes 2 of them.

HTH, Tiger

 

[GrazingGoat1966]

You might like to try allears.net. They have menus and prices for all WDW restaurants on their site as well as a lot more dining information and general Disney info. Spend a couple of hours having a good look at Deb's site.
Should be a must have favourite website for anyone interested in WDW.

 

[Tiger926]

Here is the price as I just made 2 dummy ADRs for breakfast:

Non-Peak
$44.80/adult (tax & tip included)
$29.86/child (tax & tip included)

Peak
$49.65/adult (tax & tip included)
$32.22/child (tax & tip included)

HTH, Tiger

P.S. Regarding All Ears - as many of us have been discussing over and over again on this site, there are many errors on there. CRT is one of them - they have the wrong prices listed, so don't rely on All Ears or even WDWinfo as the prices are not updated enough.

 

[arcticdisneylovers]

We were there in late January and we were on the DxDDP so it "cost" us 6 credits but the bill said $120.00. We had 2 adult and 1 child. The food was but it was a lovely experience eating in the castle. I think we will try supper next year since the princesses are now included

 

[honeydiane1953]

We were there in late January and we were on the DxDDP so it "cost" us 6 credits but the bill said $120.00. We had 2 adult and 1 child. The food was but it was a lovely experience eating in the castle. I think we will try supper next year since the princesses are now included

The food ok but high. IF eating in the castle is the most important thing well 200. with food tax gratuity and u will not have much left over. Went last week. Did not go to CRT. It is not important to me and the food reports I read on here everyday I believe. sheesh

 

[BEANTOWNDR7]

we are going in Oct. and it cost me, for 5 of us (2 adults and 3 DD's) 178 and change. Definitely the cheapest of the 3 meals at CRT