Disney World: Breakfast with the Princess' at Cinderella's Castle

Back to the FL trip... after the wedding we headed to Orlando.  We planned two full days at Disney World, specifically Magic Kingdom Park, which seems most age appropriate for the 5 and under crowd.  On Sunday I had booked a breakfast at Cinderella's Royal Table, ie you get to eat in the castle with the princesses.  In my opinion this was well worth the money, and it isn't cheap.  But it was so magical, and since we rarely take vacations, when we do take them we go big (and pay cash!)

One of the perks of a dining experience like this is the Princesses come around to your table and wait patiently for you to jocky your camera to get that perfect picture.  They will even coax your shy little one to pose with them.  We didn't have to stand in the long lines around the park the rest of the visit to wait for photo and autograph moments!  Also if your little one wears a princess dress, everyone working at the park will call her princess all day long.  Emily never stopped grinning. 

Emily and Cinderella

The Kibbe Clan and Cinderella

Belle and Emily

Jasmine and Emily

Aurora and Emily

human Ariel and Emily

Another perk of making your dining reservation early is you can get into the park before the park opens to the public.  Makes for perfect pictures of the family and the castle with few others to share.

Main Street USA (notice only Cast members and few others posing with us)

Our table in Cinderella's Castle.  The breakfast also came with special wishing stars for all children, boys also received swords, and girls received wands.