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  • On Dec 25, 2009
    Cynthia from CT Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Which offers higher-end experience dining (no crowds; good food; more time w/characters): Cinderella's Table Dreams Come True/MK, Happily Ever After Dinner/Grand Floridian, Princess Storybook Dinner at Epcot/Norway Pav? I Have Dining Plus pkg 3 nites.

    Hi Cynthia - I've been to all three locations with my kids, and while the location of Cinderella's Royal Table is absolutely breathtaking, my personal preference is the character meal at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in the Norway pavilion at Epcot.

    Akershus is larger than Cinderella's Royal Table, so it can accommodate more people.  The characters do spend more time at the tables, and my kids really loved it.  We also really enjoyed the food.

    The Happily Ever After Dinner at the Grand Floridian is also wonderful, but it's more focused on Cinderella.

    Have a great vacation!
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My name is Jodi from Massachusetts.  I am married with 2 children and work as a writer and consultant. I really look forward to helping parents everywhere plan a vacation within their budget that will truly create lifelong memories. Learn More About Jodi

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