cinderellas royal table

[kimrn87]

I just made reservations for Cinderellas Royal Table for 1/11/03.

I've been of MK before but never have had breakfast here. Can anyone tell me where the entrance is to the Restaraunt? Since we have to get in early where exactly do I go to get into the Park? Thanks everyone for the assistance.

 

[GalacticGobbler]

I have never been here for breakfast either, is it worth going to without kids.

 

[MDJ]

For me, it wouldn't have been worth going to without my 6 yr. old daughter. Just my opinion, I really wouldn't haven't enjoyed it that much, enjoyed seeing her reaction. As far as the entrance, you walk through the castle and it is on your right as you get to the exit of the castle.

Mark

 

[frazierle]

We finally were able to get reservations during our last trip in October for breakfast. We really enjoyed it, both adults and kids. It has a nice view of fantasy land. My only complaint was I felt rushed to get out. Granted it is one of the smaller places to eat and one of the most popular, so I'm sure they are trying to keep folks moving through. I would go there again, but overall as a family we enjoyed chef mickeys the best.

 

[RonR3]

The entrance is underneath the restaurant which is on the 2nd floor of the castle. Walk through the tunnel in the castle from the hub. It will be on your right, just before you exit the tunnel.. There is a check in desk located there. They will direct you from there. Enjoy!

 

[Elaine]

Cinderella's Royal Table

My husband and I have had breakfast, lunch and dinner in the castle and have always had a great meal and a great time. The characters seen there are ones that you don't see anywhere else I don't think. Peter Pan, Wendy & Belle were some of them when we ate there. Cindy and the Fairy Godmother were down stairs in the waiting area. It's magical just to be inside the castle. The one thing that is good about eating there with out kids is you get to enjoy them for a while interacting with the characters and then you leave---just like the grandparent theory. LOVE to watch the kids with the characters so we do a lot of character dining.

 

[Grumpy56]

As far as getting in early to the park just tell a castmemeber you have a PS for Cinderella's Castle and they'll let you in early which is another perk, you get to walk down Main St with very few people there. It's a good idea to have your PS number with you, just in case. We did it once in 1996. I'll look forward to hearing about your experience, we are booked for Feb 2.

 

[sigsegv]

Originally posted by Grumpy56
As far as getting in early to the park just tell a castmemeber you have a PS for Cinderella's Castle and they'll let you in early which is another perk, you get to walk down Main St with very few people there. It's a good idea to have your PS number with you, just in case.

This is true for the CP too. DW and I always try to have breakfast at the CP on the first morning we are in WDW. The last time we went, I didn't realize that I made PS ressies for before MK opened, but what a nice surprise. Walking down Main Street with very few people around you is very nice and a great time for some pics. (We made sure to make our PS ressies early for our trip down next month. )

-sig

 

[wannabeBelle]

Hi there Congrats on the ressies Cinderella's is amazing, no matter your age. OK First things first how are you planning on getting to the MK? If you are going thru the TTC, definitely arrive early!!! As previously mentioned have the ressie number with you. That is VERY Important although the people at the front gate usually have a listing also. If you are walking up Main Street you may not be able to just walk thru the Castle anymore as sometimes that entrance is blocked. Just take either of the circular walkways around to the Fantasyland side of the Castle, and look for the podium which is actually closer to the Tommorowland side of the Castle. Any Cast Member should be able to direct you. Bring a camera and be prepared for Magic!! Have a lovely time!! Belle