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WOW! I can't believe I got to be inside this massively iconic figure at Magic Kingdom. We made reservations for Cinderella's Royal Table, which get you into the castle. It's everything I really imagined, while I was there for both of my daughters, I actually was fan girling myself! It has a ton of real castle details, from the walls, to the steps to the tourets. We were able to take pictures with Cinderella in the waiting area. It was also pouring down rain, but we were able to get in and wait for our reservation. Everyone is incredibly kind and helpful. The castle is a must see, if you can get in I highly recommend.
It's so exciting to see and co Practically it's not even close to the most exciting thing to see at Disney. I am Disney spoiled so my friends and family get more excited than I do when they see the castle because they haven't seen it as much as I have and I guess I take it for granted. I do enjoy being able to walk through Sleeping Beauty castle in Disneyland but here you get a restaurant so I guess it's all fair. I did get super excited to see the show from the side view where there's usually less of a crowd.
Cinderella Castle is one of my favorite attractions at Disneyland and Disney World. Cinderella Castle at Disney World is located in the Magic Kingdom. It was inspired by the castle in Cinderella! As you walk through the castle, you'll see handcrafted glass mosaics that tell the classic story of Cinderella. You can also book through the Disney World application a restaurant reservation at Cinderella's Royal Table. It's a pre-fix menu and a character dining experience! You'll need to book in advance for the dinner reservation, though! The Cinderella castle is a 189-food feature in Magic Kingdom! It's surrounded by a moat with lawns and gardens! There is a similar layout in Disneyland in California and Disneyland Paris. There's a show that plays in front of Cinderella's Castle, Mickey's Magical Friendship Faire. You can view showtimes on the Disney World mobile application! I was also here for the Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween during 2023. They had the Sanderson sisters with a lot of the Disney villain characters pre-show prior to the parade! During the fireworks, there was also a show of Jack Skeleton, too, in front of Cinderella's Castle!
A great day was had by our small group at Disney World today. Some food was good, some blah and some was no thanks.
A classic landmark of Disneyworld, I absolutely love being able to walk through Magic Kingdom and catch glimpses of it throughout the park. I was a little disappointed that it wasn't that traditional white/gray color I remembered from when I was a child, but rather the light pink color to celebrate the 50th anniversary, but it was still a beautiful sight to behold no matter what! I would highly recommend walking *through* the castle. There's a path up to the castle and an archway/tunnel underneath that you can walk through as almost a shortcut to Fantasyland area / Prince Charming's carousel. So it both saves you time from walking around it and also has some pretty special mosaics within the tunnel that you can appreciate - absolutely stunning!
Cinderella castle is the iconic logo and backdrop for Disney world's magic kingdom. Forever the most popular photo op at the Disney parks. You are greeted by the massive castle while making your entrance down Main Street. The castle is the center point for the whole park and can be views while walking around or under it. They do host some Restaurants and Character greets inside the castle for reservations and high prices. Then nightly show at closing is always performed right in front of the castle as well. Overall a classic staple of Disney world parks and a perfect photo op for people visiting.
The Castle is what you see looking up Main Street when you enter the park, and it's an iconic piece. If you want to walk through it, do it FIRST when you get there in the AM, otherwise, you may not get the opportunity to do so as it becomes a place where they stage shows throughout the day. There are some cool tile murals inside the main corridor. It also has a not-so-secret hotel room which I'm not quite sure how you're able to stay here and if you'd even want to (unless the Minnie-fridge is hooked up). For most people, this attraction is a backdrop for amaze-balls photos and a landmark for Main Street so at the end of the day, you can walk another mile or two to your vehicle or shuttle bus.
Cinderella Castle is the iconic hub of the Magic Kingdom. It is the location for more photographs than any other place in the park. The castle lights up at night for the evening fireworks display. It is currently decorated for Disney's 50th anniversary celebration. The castle itself is currently not accessible from the front but you can enter from the back. Inside you will see murals relating to the Cinderella story. It is also home to Cinderella's royal table restaurant which is much in demand for families with small children. Try taking photos off to the side of the castle for more interesting views. Photopass photographers are there as well and they can combine "magic shots" to make your pictures more interesting. They have another "frill" now where for $10.00 you can superimpose your picture anywhere on the castle. Every night Tinkerbell flies from the castle signifying the start of the evening fireworks. The castle is a place "where dreams come true"
The aesthetic and experience made it worth it but overall, pretty pricey. The steak was delicious. The fish was horrible and tough and not tasty. The chicken with pesto pasta was yummy but a bit salty. The desserts were nice. Not a fan of cheesecake and this place didn't change my mind about that. The lemon sorbet was super sour! Some people who like that flavor might like it. The chocolate everything was done well. We also got the Mickey Mouse birthday cake for $40 and it was tasty but so big and we barely ate it haha
Cinderella's Castle is the spot when you think of Walt Disney World. Have you even been to Disney if you don't have a photo in front of the castle???? It's beautiful to walk through and is the location for shows throughout the day including the nighttime fireworks. Tinker bell flies in before they begin. If you're looking to watch the fireworks in front of the castle make sure you're there early to grab a spot because it gets packed. Off to the right side is Cinderella's wishing well which is also a great place for photos with the castle in the background. There are also a couple benches so you can sit for a minute of quiet.
BOOK the "capture your moment" at Cinderella's Castle we recommend our photopass photogragher: Brittany it's a 20 minute photo session with Disney's photopass cast member I showed Brittany what we were kind of wanting with some Pinterest photos. We wanted photos by the wishing well and overall the side of the castle. We didn't want people in our photos so Brittany recommend the side of the castle instead of right in front because there were going to be a lot of guest in the background. We booked a 20 min session I wasn't sure if it was going to be enough time between two couples. I wanted some cute pictures for some save the dates and my cousin wanted Engagement photos. Brittany did an amazing job and I couldn't ask for better photos. She knew what she was doing and I love that Disney offer this to guest. It very worth it if you want some photos done. Honestly we had some poses in our mind but once we blanked Brittany helped us with some poses for our photos. She was very good and quick with our photos. Our pictures came out amazing and I highly recommend doing this if you're in Walt Disney World.
I've gone many times to Magic Kingdom and I've never been inside the castle or actually seen the night show with fireworks. We decided to stay and watch the show and OMG was it totally worth it. To be honest that must have been my favorite part of our entire Disney Trip. The way the park gets completely and utterly dark while the animation of ALL or at least most of the Disney Characters appears and tell a story all in the matter of 15 minutes with fireworks to match each story is truly magical. You don't have to be a child to enjoy this, everyone will. Next time you're at Magic Kingdom take the time to just enjoy the castle and if you stay until 9:15 enjoy the show. Worth staying for and watching.
I mean, it's disney and the iconic castle. You have to see it when at the magic kingdom. Stick around for the firework show, it is incredible
4 months ago
The iconic Cinderella Castle! Found at the end of Main Street, the rest of Magic Kingdom centers around it and it's the favorite spot for many parade watchers. It is rare to be a visitor of the castle. The restaurant is sought after and it's difficult to secure a seat. You'll be in good company with the rest of us snapping pictures with a castle backdrop. read more
Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom is iconic and worth visiting in person. It's neat to see up close and walk through. Inside is a tunnel with five mosaic murals. They're really beautiful--made of over a million pieces of hand-cut Italian glass, real silver, and 14-karat gold. The tunnel connects Main Street, U.S.A. (the main entrance area of the park) to Fantasyland. Also inside the castle are Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and Cinderella's Royal Table. Reservations are required for both of these. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, located on the ground level, is a salon where kids can get a "princess makeover." Cinderella's Royal Table, located on the second floor, is a royal-themed restaurant with Character Dining. Disney princesses like Cinderella, Snow White, and Aurora show up to greet guests and for photo ops. Speaking of photos, there are lots of good vantage points in front of and around the castle to take pictures, especially at the central plaza / castle hub. We found the Disney PhotoPass Memory Maker package worth it, especially for the castle, since there were several photographers stationed at the best spots with little to no wait. Since 2006, Cinderella Castle has been used as part of the Disney movie logo. From 1985 to 2006, it was Sleeping Beauty Castle in the logo. In real life, Cinderella Castle is bigger and newer than Sleeping Beauty Castle. Cinderella Castle opened with Disney World on October 1, 1971. Sleeping Beauty Castle opened with Disneyland on July 17, 1955. A second version of Cinderella Castle opened at Tokyo Disneyland on April 15, 1983. read more
WOW! I can't believe I got to be inside this massively iconic figure at Magic Kingdom. We made reservations for Cinderella's Royal Table, which get you into the castle. It's everything I really imagined, while I was there for both of my daughters, I actually was fan girling myself! It has a ton of real castle details, from the walls, to the steps to the tourets. We were able to take pictures with Cinderella in the waiting area. It was also pouring down rain, but we were able to get in and wait for our reservation. Everyone is incredibly kind and helpful. The castle is a must see, if you can get in I highly recommend. read more
It's so exciting to see and co Practically it's not even close to the most exciting thing to see at Disney. I am Disney spoiled so my friends and family get more excited than I do when they see the castle because they haven't seen it as much as I have and I guess I take it for granted. I do enjoy being able to walk through Sleeping Beauty castle in Disneyland but here you get a restaurant so I guess it's all fair. I did get super excited to see the show from the side view where there's usually less of a crowd. read more
2 years ago
Cinderella Castle is one of my favorite attractions at Disneyland and Disney World. Cinderella Castle at Disney World is located in the Magic Kingdom. It was inspired by the castle in Cinderella! As you walk through the castle, you'll see handcrafted glass mosaics that tell the classic story of Cinderella. You can also book through the Disney World application a restaurant reservation at Cinderella's Royal Table. It's a pre-fix menu and a character dining experience! You'll need to book in advance for the dinner reservation, though! The Cinderella castle is a 189-food feature in Magic Kingdom! It's surrounded by a moat with lawns and gardens! There is a similar layout in Disneyland in California and Disneyland Paris. There's a show that plays in front of Cinderella's Castle, Mickey's Magical Friendship Faire. You can view showtimes on the Disney World mobile application! I was also here for the Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween during 2023. They had the Sanderson sisters with a lot of the Disney villain characters pre-show prior to the parade! During the fireworks, there was also a show of Jack Skeleton, too, in front of Cinderella's Castle! read more
A classic landmark of Disneyworld, I absolutely love being able to walk through Magic Kingdom and catch glimpses of it throughout the park. I was a little disappointed that it wasn't that traditional white/gray color I remembered from when I was a child, but rather the light pink color to celebrate the 50th anniversary, but it was still a beautiful sight to behold no matter what! I would highly recommend walking *through* the castle. There's a path up to the castle and an archway/tunnel underneath that you can walk through as almost a shortcut to Fantasyland area / Prince Charming's carousel. So it both saves you time from walking around it and also has some pretty special mosaics within the tunnel that you can appreciate - absolutely stunning! read more
Cinderella castle is the iconic logo and backdrop for Disney world's magic kingdom. Forever the most popular photo op at the Disney parks. You are greeted by the massive castle while making your entrance down Main Street. The castle is the center point for the whole park and can be views while walking around or under it. They do host some Restaurants and Character greets inside the castle for reservations and high prices. Then nightly show at closing is always performed right in front of the castle as well. Overall a classic staple of Disney world parks and a perfect photo op for people visiting. read more
The Castle is what you see looking up Main Street when you enter the park, and it's an iconic piece. If you want to walk through it, do it FIRST when you get there in the AM, otherwise, you may not get the opportunity to do so as it becomes a place where they stage shows throughout the day. There are some cool tile murals inside the main corridor. It also has a not-so-secret hotel room which I'm not quite sure how you're able to stay here and if you'd even want to (unless the Minnie-fridge is hooked up). For most people, this attraction is a backdrop for amaze-balls photos and a landmark for Main Street so at the end of the day, you can walk another mile or two to your vehicle or shuttle bus. read more
8 months ago
Cinderella Castle is the iconic hub of the Magic Kingdom. It is the location for more photographs than any other place in the park. The castle lights up at night for the evening fireworks display. It is currently decorated for Disney's 50th anniversary celebration. The castle itself is currently not accessible from the front but you can enter from the back. Inside you will see murals relating to the Cinderella story. It is also home to Cinderella's royal table restaurant which is much in demand for families with small children. Try taking photos off to the side of the castle for more interesting views. Photopass photographers are there as well and they can combine "magic shots" to make your pictures more interesting. They have another "frill" now where for $10.00 you can superimpose your picture anywhere on the castle. Every night Tinkerbell flies from the castle signifying the start of the evening fireworks. The castle is a place "where dreams come true" read more
The aesthetic and experience made it worth it but overall, pretty pricey. The steak was delicious. The fish was horrible and tough and not tasty. The chicken with pesto pasta was yummy but a bit salty. The desserts were nice. Not a fan of cheesecake and this place didn't change my mind about that. The lemon sorbet was super sour! Some people who like that flavor might like it. The chocolate everything was done well. We also got the Mickey Mouse birthday cake for $40 and it was tasty but so big and we barely ate it haha read more
4 years ago
Cinderella's Castle is the spot when you think of Walt Disney World. Have you even been to Disney if you don't have a photo in front of the castle???? It's beautiful to walk through and is the location for shows throughout the day including the nighttime fireworks. Tinker bell flies in before they begin. If you're looking to watch the fireworks in front of the castle make sure you're there early to grab a spot because it gets packed. Off to the right side is Cinderella's wishing well which is also a great place for photos with the castle in the background. There are also a couple benches so you can sit for a minute of quiet. read more
4 years ago
BOOK the "capture your moment" at Cinderella's Castle we recommend our photopass photogragher: Brittany it's a 20 minute photo session with Disney's photopass cast member I showed Brittany what we were kind of wanting with some Pinterest photos. We wanted photos by the wishing well and overall the side of the castle. We didn't want people in our photos so Brittany recommend the side of the castle instead of right in front because there were going to be a lot of guest in the background. We booked a 20 min session I wasn't sure if it was going to be enough time between two couples. I wanted some cute pictures for some save the dates and my cousin wanted Engagement photos. Brittany did an amazing job and I couldn't ask for better photos. She knew what she was doing and I love that Disney offer this to guest. It very worth it if you want some photos done. Honestly we had some poses in our mind but once we blanked Brittany helped us with some poses for our photos. She was very good and quick with our photos. Our pictures came out amazing and I highly recommend doing this if you're in Walt Disney World. read more
I've gone many times to Magic Kingdom and I've never been inside the castle or actually seen the night show with fireworks. We decided to stay and watch the show and OMG was it totally worth it. To be honest that must have been my favorite part of our entire Disney Trip. The way the park gets completely and utterly dark while the animation of ALL or at least most of the Disney Characters appears and tell a story all in the matter of 15 minutes with fireworks to match each story is truly magical. You don't have to be a child to enjoy this, everyone will. Next time you're at Magic Kingdom take the time to just enjoy the castle and if you stay until 9:15 enjoy the show. Worth staying for and watching. read more
4 years ago
Oh lord why you reviewing this you walk up to it take a picture go through it like a hallway you are done! There is nothing special read more
During our visit in early February 2017, we noticed quite a bit of refurbishing activity at the castle. A large crane on the Fantasyland side was a bit of an eyesore, especially from a slightly elevated viewpoint on the carousel. It was also visible from the bridge to Tomorrowland, and we had to adjust our photos from there to crop out the crane. Inside the castle's walk-through, one side is completely covered to hide ongoing renovations. As a judgy grown-up, I can't help but wonder what Walt would say about all the visible construction work. In spite of all that, I love Cinderella's Castle as the icon of the Magic Kingdom! A visit to MK is just not complete without a photo, or fifty, of the castle. The exterior detail is fantastic, and the tile mosaics in the walk-through that tell Cinderella's story are gorgeously intricate. I'm looking forward to seeing the refurbishments! read more
The Castle I've loved my entire life. Hundreds of times I've stood in front of this Castle, and it always makes me smile. Rather than do a standard review of the Castle, because let's face it, everyone already knows it's the center pierce of The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, I'd like to share a story. A few years ago, I was sitting on Main Street U.S.A. people watching and I began talking to one of the Cast Members I'd become acquainted with from spending so much time there. As we were talking, I looked over and saw an adult family of about 7 or 8 huddled in a circle with their arms around each other and they were all crying. The Cast Member and I became concerned. We thought perhaps they had received a tragic phone call of some sort. The Cast Member and I went over to them to see if they were alright or perhaps needed some assistance. Everything was fine. Perfectly fine, as a matter of fact. They were crying because they were so overwhelmed by seeing Cinderella's Castle for the first time. As I mentioned, they were all adults, but this was a dream they had all carried for a very long time and it brought them to tears. I'll never forget that family and the pure joy they were experiencing. So when you see the Castle, stop, take it in, enjoy it. If you're like me and have the good fortune to see it pretty much anytime you would like, never take it for granted. It is special. Wishes really do come true! read more
The fireworks show was amaze balls. It starts at 915pm daily and it was well over 30min worth of fireworks. The castle highlighted all of the Disney movies and also the villains. It was so magical. Reminds me of my wedding :) read more
The centerpiece. THIS is the icon of the Magic Kingdom. I don't care if you HATE disney. You know the castle when you see it. It is, no matter the lighting, the celebration or what have you, ALWAYS beautiful. It is symbolic of your dreams coming true. read more
Dining experience inside this lovely castle where the lovely princess Cinderella resides. Cast members, theme & decor is exquisitely presented to guest. Superb dining at its finest & so lovely themed. Such a magnificent way to celebrate & enjoy a beautiful delightful luncheon experience. read more
It's Cinderella's Castle! Does anything else need to be said? It looks cool and is the center feature of the Majic Kingdom. The Restaurant inside is pretty good. You can't always walk through the bottom section but if you have the chance, do it. There are tiled pictures inside. read more
This attraction is absolutely breathtaking. The shows performed throughout the afternoon were spectacular! And my daughter's eye lit up when Elsa froze the castle. The Christmas decorations leading up to it down Main Street were gorgeous! The cast really gives it their all at every performance. The costumes are amazing. The experience itself is worth the crowd you wait with. The lighting and sound were perfect. It wasn't too loud, you could hear everything perfectly. And I think the Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse statue in front of it are a perfect addition. We were disappointed that you had to pay extra to stay in the park for the fireworks display, but it is what it is. We opted out and left after Elsa's performance. This is one of the most stunning attractions we seen during our stay. The castle is gorgeous! read more
What a magical place! It's impossible to not notice that it is there. It is the first and last thing you see when you get to the park. This is the castle that you think of when you think of Disney - enough said. Make sure to walk by with your mind set to live your best life. Grab that popcorn bucket. Make sure to not think twice about buying that souvenir. Treat yo self! read more
Cinderella's Castle has come to symbolize not only Walt Disney World and the Magic Kingdom, but the entire Disney empire. It is absolutely beautiful, rising nearly 300 feet into the sky. This is the first thing most people will look for when entering the Magic Kingdom - along with Space Mountain, it is one of the few things that you can pick out from the Ferry or the Monorail as you head over. No, there isn't much to do inside - do check out the beautiful murals, and note that some of the tiles are made out of actual gold - and be sure to book a meal at Cinderella's Royal Table if you've got kids. From what I hear, it's character dining at it's best. Also, if you're at the Magic Kingdom during the holidays, you absolutely must watch them light up the castle at 615pm. The lighting starts with a brief show featuring the Fairy Godmother and Cinderella herself, and it isn't long before those incredible lights are on... thousands and thousands of them, covering the whole castle. It's likely the most "magical" moment you'll have in the Magic Kingdom. read more
I'm not sure how people are going to feel about my review; I'm gonna be honest. I know the majority of people will give Cinderella Castle five stars instead of four stars. I love the castle so don't get me wrong but it frustrates me a little bit but we will get into that later. I strongly believe that the castles in all Disney parks symbolize Disney; without the castles in Disneyland, Disney World and the Disney parks overseas, the parks would not be the same. Cinderella Castle is gorgeous! When you walk down Main Street, it's hard to not be in awe of its beauty. It is in my opinion, the prettiest castle out of all the parks. When you approach the castle, it is even more magnificent. The attention to detail is outstanding; I love the walls outside the castle that tell the story of Cinderella. But....you stand there and that's all you see is the exterior of the castle. You are not allowed to enter the castle unless you; one- have a reservation for their restaurant, two- take a tour guide of the castle (but how is the question; I heard of people taking tour guides but how do you sign up for it?) or three, you stay at the Cinderella suite. I remember approaching the entrance of the castle and I asked one of the workers if I could go in and explore it a little bit and take some pictures and the worker flat out told me no. I always feel envious of people that eat at the restaurant because I so badly want to see what the castle looks like on the inside; it poses as a difficult task though because you have to make a reservation for their restaurant months in advance. I really wish Disney would follow Disneyland's lead and have some kind of Castle Walk in that tells the story of Cinderella (just like the Sleeping Beauty Castle in Anaheim); I think that would be a nice treat for the visitors. Cinderella Castle is beautiful but unless you are lucky and get to go inside, that's all it basically is to the majority of visitors- just a beautiful castle to look at. read more
6 years ago
I was at Walt Disney World just one week ago for a Disney vacation I decided to take to celebrate my high school graduation. I had a blast down at the Magic Kingdom!! The Cinderella Castle was one of my favourite attractions and I took lots of pictures in front of it and I even took photos of the castle as well. I totally recommend this place to all Disney fans. Especially those that live on the east coast. While on "It's a small world", I made a wish that I would wanna take at a distance selfie with a Disney Princess or two. And later on, my wish came true. I got good selfies with some of my favourite princesses. Disney world is indeed one of the most happiest places on earth where dreams and wishes do come true after all. Wanna take a vacay to Orlando? Disney World is a MUST!!! read more
Center of the Magic Kingdom Park Here's a bit of trivia regarding this majestic structure (you can skip this part if you like): * was completed in July 1971 * repainted in 2006 * contrary to a popular legend, the castle cannot be taken apart or moved in any way in the event of a hurricane... that being the case it was just easier to design the castle in such a way that it can withstand the type of hurricanes that have or can occur there in Florida. * there are a total of 27 towers on the castle * serves as worldwide recognized icon and the flagship attraction for its theme park * inspired by a variety of real and fictional castles * 190 feet tall * a trick that Walt loved to use known as forced perspective actually makes the castle appear even larger... especially when viewed from the beginning of Main Street U.S.A. * there are three elevators inside Large, oppulent, and beautiful this castle serves as a central focal point at the Magic Kingdom park. If you've been to Disneyland and seen Sleeping Beauty's Castle then you know there's really no comparison. Walt really outdid himself with this one. CC is home to Cinderella's Royal Table which if you want reservations for its breakfast then you better be the optimistic and/or the lucky type for it's so popular that it books up completely within a couple of minutes 6 months out! CC is home to the Disney Dream Suite where lucky people can not only bask in all its grace and glory, but also spend the night IN THE PARK! CC is also home to one of the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique locations where children between the ages of 3-12 can have a make-over done in 20 minutes to an hour... for a price of course. Again reservations are highly recommended for this treatment. It's pure beauty makes this castle a popular subject of photographs. read more
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8 years ago
The fireworks show is by far the most beautiful thing I have seen by far!! If you happen to be in Magic Kingdom stay til the end of the park closure. They have the best visuals that correlated with the fireworks I had the chills and highly recommend it! You won't regret it one bit! The Cinderella castle was the best thing at Magic Kingdom!!! read more
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