Character Dining is a wonderful way to meet several beloved Disney characters at once while dining at a Table Service restaurant!
Cinderella’s Royal Table
The Magic Kingdom has two restaurants that offer character meals: Cinderella’s Royal Table and The Crystal Palace.
Cinderella’s Royal Table
Dining inside Cinderella Castle is truly an experience every Disney fan should have at least once. And that’s the chance that Cinderella’s Royal Table presents to all the lords and ladies visiting Magic Kingdom!
Princess Aurora
Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the Royal Table presents a Character Meal with several Disney Princesses.
Breakfast Shrimp and Grits from Cinderella’s Royal Table
Though characters may vary, Princesses spotted at this restaurant have included Ariel, Aurora, Jasmine, and Snow White. And Cinderella herself greets all guests before the prix-fixe meal!
The Crystal Palace
The Crystal Palace provides guests an opportunity to meet Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore and Piglet during breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
Hi there, Pooh!
A full buffet is served at The Crystal Palace for all meals.
The Crystal Palace Buffet
More Character Appearances
Though it is not a traditional Character Meal, you may see the Beast in his Castle at Be Our Guest Restaurant!
The Beast greeting guests at Be Our Guest Restaurant
You can find the current list of available Character Meals around Disney World here!
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