The Best Part of Cinderella’s Royal Table Is BACK in Disney World

It’s been almost three years since Disney World’s historic closing and reopening and things still aren’t 100% normal at the resort.

Cinderella’s Royal Table is one of Magic Kingdom’s most expensive restaurants

But the past year has seen many restaurants finally returning, buffets making a comeback, and more characters in the parks. When Cinderella’s Royal Table in Magic Kingdom reopened, the only character guests could see was Cinderella, but now, other princesses have returned to the location!

We got a chance to visit Cinderella’s Royal Table and spent some time with the other princesses there! One of the best parts of visiting with the princesses here is that you get to go INSIDE Cinderella Castle!

As you head up to the second floor, you’ll get the chance to stop and meet Cinderella! She has a meet-and-greet setup outside the dining room.

Our first official princess sighting of the evening! Hi, Cinderella! pic.twitter.com/C6Svr8RRiP

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Once you’re seated, you’ll get a menu with the choices for your dinner. There are so many delicious options!

This meal is all one price, and you can choose from a list of appetizers, entrees, and desserts. Eating fancy food while dining in a castle — it might be a dream come true for many!

Royalty vibes have been officially achieved! 👑 pic.twitter.com/GeSvXgoo7W

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And of course, princesses walk around to the tables and visit while you’re dining. We met four lovely ladies throughout the evening! There’s Ariel in her aqua dress…

…Snow White in her classic gown…

…and Aurora and Jasmine!

We spotted Aurora making her way around to tables! ⚠️Flash warning⚠️ pic.twitter.com/IEJqdjJYr5

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Since princesses have returned, the price of the experience has increased for dinner and breakfast. The price before the princesses returned was $67 per adult and $39 per child at dinner. The price now is $79 per adult and $47 per child.

Besides the meal and the princesses, you also get some souvenirs to go! We were given a toy sword…

…as well as a sparkly wand!

It’s a pricey meal, but it’s definitely a unique experience dining INSIDE Cinderella Castle. And now that it’s back to its former glory, we’re willing to bet it’s going to get more popular!

We’re excited to have another location to meet the princesses — recently, Akershus Royal Banquet Hall at EPCOT also reopened. Check out our experience there as well!