REVIEW Cinderella's Royal Table at Walt Disney World Orlando, FL - Travel Vlog
16REVIEW Cinderella's Royal Table at Walt Disney World Orlando, FL - Travel Vlog
Today we take a trip down memory lane in this review video to when we managed to miraculously snag a table at Cinderella's Royal Table breakfast at Walt Disney World and go INSIDE the Disney Castle. At Cinderella's Royal Table you can get to meet all of the Disney princesses like Snow White, Cinderella, Jasmine, and Rapunzel. And the food was pretty good, too!
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If you want to see the inside of Cinderella's Castle, the only way is to dine at Cinderella's Royal Table in Magic Kingdom. This is one of the most popular dining locations at Walt Disney World with a price tag to match. Pre-covid, this dining experience included a few Disney princesses making it one of the best character dining experiences in the parks. Now the only princess you'll see is Cinderella and she'll make an appearance during your meal from a distance. We recently dined at Cinderella's Royal Table and have our honest review to help you decide if this popular, yet pricey, experience is worth it. Keep reading for our Cinderella's Royal Table review!
To give a quick overview, the pricing for Cinderella's Royal Table is $62 per adult and $37 per child ages 3-9. The lunch and dinner menu currently are identical and the same price. There is no breakfast option at Cinderella's Royal Table. You also must pay in advance at the time you make your reservation. You can get a full refund if you decide to cancel as long as it's 24 hours prior to your reservation time. You can make reservations online on the Walt Disney World dining website up to 60 days in advance. If you miss out and don't find a reservation, I recommend trying Mouse Watcher which will search relentlessly for a variety of days/times for your chosen restaurant for $5 per restaurant search. While many free services like this exist, I've found this one to be the most successful.
Pre-COVID, Cinderella's Royal Table used to be a full character dining meal that included at least 4-5 Disney princesses which always at least included Cinderella. Since COVID, it's no longer referred to a character meal but you will see an appearance from Cinderella. During the meal she will come out and move around the room waving and posing at a distance. Eventually, Disney will likely return all the princesses to this dining experience to make it a full blown character meal again but for now you can only expect to see Cinderella. No official word on when the rest of the princesses may return.
There's usually two main reasons people are interested in trying Cinderella's Royal Table: to dine inside of Cinderella's castle and to see the princesses. Not to say this meal isn't known for its good food, it really is since it's a higher level dining experience, but usually these themed experiences draw guests for other reasons. For my family, the draw was to eat inside Cinderella's Castle which has been on my to-do list since I first started going to Walt Disney World.
You will check in right inside Cinderella's castle, you cannot miss it. They will bring you into a main room first which used to serve as a place to have a royal meet and greet with Cinderella. Since this is not currently offered, you can take pictures and explore the details of the room.
If you have picky eaters, the kids menu is pretty standard so kids shouldn't have a hard time finding something they like. My challenge is my son is over the age of kids meals now but is still a picky eater. It wasn't a problem at all! Our waiter told him he could have whatever he wanted so he ordered adult sized portions of the kids meal options. The waiter even let him get additional sides which I appreciated considering the price I was paying for him to just eat mac and cheese!
For my starter I had the castle salad which I enjoyed, it definitely was much better compared to my son's garden salad option on the kids menu. The castle salad consisted of hearty mixed greens, toasted pumpkin seeds, riesling-marinated golden raisins, pink lady apples, and maple-balsamic vinaigrette, according to Disney's menu. The salad was a bit dry and could have used more dressing but overall had a great flavor.
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