If You're Heading To Disney, This List Will Help You Plan Kid-Friendly Meals

Age recommendation: 4 to 13

The cream of the character-dining crop, Cinderella's Royal Table is the place to take aspiring princesses to meet their idols. Located inside Cinderella's castle, the dining room is really fit for a queen, with windows overlooking Fantasyland, towering stone columns, and soaring buttresses. Cinderella and her princess crew can all usually be found here for a hug and a photo, but you'll definitely need a reservation. On the menu, there are dishes like spice-crusted pork tenderloin for the adults and chicken nuggets for the kiddos. Prices can get up there at both lunch and dinner (prices start at $62 for grown-ups and $37 for kids) but we suggest swinging by in the A.M. for the relatively budget-friendly breakfast buffet ($42 for adults and $27 for kids), which includes items like smoked gouda-infused shrimp and grits and caramel apple-stuffed French toast.

Pro tip: Go for breakfast and you'll experience less crowds and early entry to the park.

PLAN A VISIT Magic Kingdom Park, Fantasyland