I want to book a princess meal

[wrafiehi]

We live about an hour away from Disney and we have anual passes. I want to book lunch in the castle. What is the best time to go between now and Decemebr 13th? Also I am looking for a good quality cinderella costume that will fit a 2.5 year old. She is about 35" and 25lbs. I have heard of the deluxe costumes but where do you get them?

[Momof3Labs]

Lunch in the castle with the princesses? You really have to book that 180 days in advance, unless you happen upon the rare cancellation. So if you want to go between now and Dec. 13, I'd suggest calling every single morning and having them check every single day for an opening - if/when you find one, book it before it is gone!

Can't help at all with the costumes, sorry!

[tarabenet]

It has been a while since I was trying to book that particular experience, but I recall the princesses were only there for breakfast and Fairy Godmother was the luncheon personality.

What about Akershus at Epcot? I believe it is a princess meal for both lunch and dinner (but double-check me on that one!).

[Momof3Labs]

Castle lunch:

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_crl.htm

More info on various options (Akershus is another princess option) here:

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm

[masha12]

My parents went to WDW last year and had a book called The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World. I remember reading parts of it and they cover the "character breakfasts" quite well.

As I recall, they give a whole protocol for trying to book a princess meal and, as a PP said, you have to do it 6 months in advance.

I'd check out the book anyway because I think they also give tips for possibly getting in at the last minute.