Cinderella's Castle Character Dining

[Fix It Felix Senior]

Me and my girlfriend are going to Disney World in October/November this year. We are both 21 but she really wants to eat at Cinderella's Castle (shes never done it before). I know that Disney is for kids and adults that are kids at heart haha, but will we be the only people with no kids at the meal?

Also does anyone know if Anna and Elsa have been added to the Norway character dining?

 

[HouCuseChickie]

We've eaten at CRT 3x and I've seen a handful of kid free groups dining in there. I'm still debating about it for our kid free trip this fall.

As for Anna and Elsa, to the best of my knowledge, they have not been added. The reality, Rapunzel, Tiana, and Merida haven't been added to any of the meals, so they don't act quickly on popularity. Hollywood & Vine is the only character dining where I've seen them react more quickly to character popularity...i.e. pushing the the newer popular Playhouse Disney characters...and those additions still took some time for them to take action.

 

[coachwnh]

The two of you should go and enjoy yourselves! I guarantee you will not be the only couple there without kids. The same at any other character meals you may want to try. No one will look at you strange either. Enjoy your experience!

 

[Disney Shib]

My fiance and I have done it alone. Everyone is so engrossed in their own trips that won't even notice. Go enjoy yourself.

 

[Jessica Meier]

My first trip in 2007 my husband and I were not parents yet. We walked up and they fit us in. Gave us a window seat over looking the carousel. Most amazing dining experience I have ever had. Watching all the magic for young and old made me fall in love with WDW. You have to go for it!

 

[Betsyboo]

My only visit to CRT was with my mother. I was 19 and she was 40+. It was a great experience and I don't remember feeling out of place. Have a great time!

 

[Fix It Felix Senior]

Thanks for all the replies, We are definitely going to go for it now

 

[Mukta]

Thanks for all the replies, We are definitely going to go for it now

I'm so glad. I had dinner there with no kids and it didn't feel strange at all.

 

[Weather_Lady]

You'll certainly not be the only "childless" people there.

And most of those with children will look at you with envy and sigh as you enjoy an uninterrupted meal, loving their children but thinking about how simple it all used to be...

 

[agorna]

Thanks for all the replies, We are definitely going to go for it now

My husband and I had breakfast at CRT this past October.. Sure there were kids there but honestly it didn't matter much to us.. It was a great experience

 

[DizneyPryncess]

DH & I ate at CRT twice before we had our little one, and we never felt out of place. The characters were all great with us! We've been back with DD and had the best time with her too. Character meals are definitely for everyone!

 

[Marijil]

You don't need kids to pay ridiculous prices for food! Just kidding the princesses are awesome..enjoy

 

[Fix It Felix Senior]

Thanks for the help, my girlfriend is really excited about this now.

You don't need kids to pay ridiculous prices for food! Just kidding the princesses are awesome..enjoy

Luckily we are on the dinning plan

 

[stevehousse]

U guys will be fine! We actually are going to try and secure an ADR here in Nov when we are able to book! Is it weird we have 2 boys (3 and 6) an are going to eat here! LOL who cares! If u want to go, do it!

As a side note, this ADR is for my wife. She really wants to eat in the castle an meet the princesses. Living with 3 pirates, she needs a little princess time! Heck I want to eat here as well seeing as how I never have! My boys love to watch Cinderella and Aladdin so hopefully we will be able to meet her and Jasmine!

Either way, don't ever be ashamed to do something u want to do, no matter what anyone else says! Enjoy your meal!

 

[englanddg]

Me and my girlfriend are going to Disney World in October/November this year. We are both 21 but she really wants to eat at Cinderella's Castle (shes never done it before). I know that Disney is for kids and adults that are kids at heart haha, but will we be the only people with no kids at the meal?

Yes, you probably will be, but don't let that concern you. There are 3 tables in the restaurant that seat two people only (iirc), and it's not uncommon to see couples at them.

Ask for the center two top that faces the carousel when you check in (use those exact words). It's the best seat in the house, I think.

Also does anyone know if Anna and Elsa have been added to the Norway character dining?

No, they have not. They do a meet and greet in the Stave Church currently.

 

[harryk]

Have dined there many times in the evening. Window seats are great during the fireworks. Have no young children and have taken my grown children with us. Have never felt out of place. Go for it.

 

[Greg Eng]

I've eaten there twice with family that had all adults. I would not do it again. First time to say I did it. But if your want to be treated like a princess, then go for it! Once we have children, that will obviously change but for just adults you could if you want to. I would say the food is ok. There's nothing spectacular menu-wise.

 

[rob45]

The wife and I really enjoyed eating there. The prime rib was awesome.