Signature Celebration Package at Cinderella’s Royal Table

[pangyal]

And Charming is at 1900 Park Fare with Cinderella so it’s not like it’s an incredibly rare meet.

 

[kaytieeldr]

3. An extra box of desserts to go (which is a weird choice, considering dinner includes dessert, and you have the dessert buffet later).

It looks like the box of confections is the meal's dessert "You’ll then indulge in a scrumptious starter such as the charcuterie platter and choose your main course from a delicious menu with options including the braised pork chop and cauliflower, beef or fish of the day. Little ones will love the kid-friendly menu options—plus some of your favorite Disney Princesses will stop by while you dine.

With a beautiful box of Cinderella-inspired confections to take along..."

 

[serene56]

Just noticed Woody's Round Up in for 4th of July time Frame. Is anyone going to that? It sounds cute!

this was sold out in the matter of a few hours

 

[GillianP1301]

I read somewhere that the 5 - 7:30 time range at CRT will be for this new package. If that is the case, then the $50 extra you are paying is to allow you to eat at peak time. Seems awfully steep to me. There really should throw in a little something extra for that higher charge.

 

[PrincessWithABlaster]

Yes, it is now open to guests who know about it without any reservations, but not after August. It was used previously as part of a club level fast pass purchased package but the fireworks viewing was eliminated from that package.

They do still use portions of that space for something else. We watched fireworks from there on Tues and about a third of it was roped off with reserved flags.

Seems odd to me to make CRT the newest add on since they already have to be doing quite well there. But if they take away the other reservations, people will buy it I'm sure.

I'm pretty much done with CRT. At our dinner they only had 3 princesses roaming the dining room. Nothing was said about it. I either missed the info that they dropped down to 3 or one of the princesses couldn't make it and they didn't bother to have a different visiting princess. Either way, value going down and our kids are getting older so that may have been our last visit.

 

[Happyinwonerland]

Not a fan. Hopefully this flops and it goes back to normal.

 

[Elle23]

Is anyone else getting seriously tired of all of these upcharge events? I admit we stay value so we can do some upcharge events, but it just seems like the amount of them has just gotten way out of hand.

 

[fivefourdis]

Anyone in this thread scheduled to do this event and willing to report back? I'd like to get your impression of the event. My understanding is the first SCP@CRT is scheduled for August 3rd.

 

[btk2333]

Anyone in this thread scheduled to do this event and willing to report back? I'd like to get your impression of the event. My understanding is the first SCP@CRT is scheduled for August 3rd.

I'm doing this package with my family August 4th. I'd be happy to report back. with my thoughts.

 

[Pumbaa_]

This is one I think would be worth it. I can see it for special occasions. Anniversary, birthday, engagements

 

[Elle23]

I wish they would offer a different gift than more sweets, considering a dessert party is part of the offering (and I’m assuming dessert still comes with the dinner). If it were something different and a nice keepsake, I would consider doing this, since I have been unable to get a CRT reservation.

I’m usually willing to do extras, but this one is just a little too pricey to me for what you get, considering CRT and the dessert party can be booked separately for much cheaper.

 

[DisneyKoyote]

I chose this option too cause I really wanted to to try CRT and it seems like if you want a prime dinner time without missing fireworks, you can only chose this signature package.
But I was extremely confused though...there are multiple dining times and then it says right after dinner you'll head to the fireworks viewing area. But if you have...say a 5:30 dinner time, wouldn't you get to fireworks area super early compared to someone who has a 630pm dining time? Or do you just leave and do your own thing and get to the viewing area yourself when its fireworks time? Because I was under the impression the whole event was like one trip where they escort you from place to place for the best experience. Hopefully the people who go this weekend can help paint a clearer view of the logistics!

 

[btk2333]

I’m still on my trip so I’ll post a brief review- happy to answer questions

Checked in at 550 pm for a 605 dinner reservation

Picture with Cinderella and charming was great. Seated at approximately 620. Our waiter seemed confused about the new packaged and service was not as good as usual (slow, unsure of himself- likely due to the event being new)

The food menu and princess interactions upstairs were the same as without the signature package. Everyone got the package of sweets at the end.

Wrapped up dinner at about 745.We were given pink wristbands to make our way over to fireworks viewing. Checkin was located near the crystal palace- fireworks viewing location was great as expected.

After fireworks they walked us over to the Tomorrowland terrace and desserts were the same as the other iterations of the dessert party.

All in all I would book them separately in the future if you wanted to do both- IMO the minor modifications are not worth the additional cost.

 

[DisneyKoyote]

Thanks for posting about the experience! Just had a quick question...
Was the fireworks viewing area specifically for people who had the signature package? Like did they rope off a small area just for the package guests or was it shared with others?

 

[fivefourdis]

The food menu and princess interactions upstairs were the same as without the signature package. Everyone got the package of sweets at the end... fireworks viewing location was great as expected. After fireworks ...desserts were the same as the other iterations of the dessert party. All in all I would book them separately in the future if you wanted to do both- IMO the minor modifications are not worth the additional cost.

Very helpful review. Thank you. Couple of questions.

1. Based on your review, the main advantages in the Signature Package (SP) over booking these events separately is: Utilizing the dinner time frame for a meal at CRT, meeting Prince Charming with Cinderella, a box of chocolates, viewing Fireworks in the West plaza versus the East plaza. Is this accurate? Were there ANY other "surprises" that were added for this event that are not available in the separate dessert party and lunch booking at CRT? The description mentions several "surprises" included.

2. Like DisneyKoyote asked, were the participants in the SP the only ones in the West plaza garden area for viewing of the fireworks?

3. Could you give me some sense of what the box of chocolates (or other gifts provided) entails? Are we talking 4 or 5 chocolates or a larger amount? I doubt even a pallet of chocolates would warrant the increased cost, but I wanted to know exactly what is being provided.

4. Is the meal any different than a normal CRT dinner booking? Were there non SP individuals dining at CRT with you or was it exclusively SP?

 

[Stonej7884]

Is dessert still part of dinner or does the dessert party/box of chocolates replace dessert?

 

[btk2333]

Very helpful review. Thank you. Couple of questions.

1. Based on your review, the main advantages in the Signature Package (SP) over booking these events separately is: Utilizing the dinner time frame for a meal at CRT, meeting Prince Charming with Cinderella, a box of chocolates, viewing Fireworks in the West plaza versus the East plaza. Is this accurate? Were there ANY other "surprises" that were added for this event that are not available in the separate dessert party and lunch booking at CRT? The description mentions several "surprises" included.

2. Like DisneyKoyote asked, were the participants in the SP the only ones in the West plaza garden area for viewing of the fireworks?

3. Could you give me some sense of what the box of chocolates (or other gifts provided) entails? Are we talking 4 or 5 chocolates or a larger amount? I doubt even a pallet of chocolates would warrant the increased cost, but I wanted to know exactly what is being provided.

4. Is the meal any different than a normal CRT dinner booking? Were there non SP individuals dining at CRT with you or was it exclusively SP?

1. You’ve got it- I did not notice any other surprises. Although I guess our glasses of wine were included- I don’t think they are included with regular meals.

2. Only people in the viewing area were people who had the package

3. Every paying participant received a Cinderella’s carriage shaped paper container containing 2 chocolates

4. I believe dinner was the same as the regular meal- although our server was confused about what our dessert entitlement was. There did appear to be people eating who were not on the package but I cannot be 100% sure.

 

[btk2333]

Is dessert still part of dinner or does the dessert party/box of chocolates replace dessert?

There was confusion about this. We got both but our server didn’t seem to think we were supposed to

 

[fivefourdis]

That review from btk2333 was so helpful I just saved myself a lot of money cancelling my Signature Celebration Package. This is why these boards are invaluable.

 

[Claire421]

Has anybody else attended this event? We have it booked in a few weeks and are trying to decide whether or not to cancel!