Dining with Disney Characters · Disneyland Paris

Planning a character meal at Disneyland Paris? Compare the restaurant, meal time and entry requirements before paying for an alert or adding a meal to your trip.

Choose your restaurant

For a park meal, compare Auberge de Cendrillon and The Regal View with your route and park admission. For a hotel meal, compare Royal Banquet with La Table de Lumière only if you meet its guest conditions. Confirm the exact service and leave time to reach the restaurant.

Entry and hotel guest conditions

Royal Banquet lunch and dinner are open to all; La Table de Lumière dinner is reserved for Disneyland Hotel residents. Auberge de Cendrillon requires Disneyland Park admission, and its character breakfast has Extra Magic Time eligibility conditions. Plaza Gardens is closed for renovation until early 2027, according to Disney’s April 2026 announcement.

Disney Characters and meal experiences depend on the restaurant and service. Choose the meal first, check its official conditions and then look for a table; a particular character appearance is not guaranteed.

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Meal prices and what is included

Build a budget for every adult and child, then check what your meal plan includes. A meal plan and a table reservation are separate: make sure you have a booking confirmation. Confirm prices, menus and the applicable experience directly with Disney.

Use the menu on Disney’s restaurant page for current dishes, prices and conditions. A menu or price can change; an alert subscription does not include the meal.

For allergies or dietary needs, check the official information and speak to Disney before booking; a menu description is not an allergen guarantee.

Before you book

  1. Open the official restaurant page and check the menu and access conditions.
  2. Select your date, party size and available times in Disney’s booking service.
  3. If nothing suits, try a wider time range or a different restaurant.
  4. Create an email alert if the restaurant is available in DlandTables, then book with Disney when a suitable slot appears.

Use the menu on Disney’s restaurant page for current dishes, prices and conditions. A menu or price can change; an alert subscription does not include the meal.

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How DlandTables works

Choose a restaurant listed in the form, a date, your party size and a time range. DlandTables checks for matching availability and sends an email notification. You complete your booking with Disney.

Notifications are sent by email, and as push notifications in the DlandTables iPhone and Android apps. Push notifications arrive much faster and more reliably than SMS.

An alert does not hold or book a table. Availability can change before you open Disney’s booking service; no reservation is guaranteed.

Premium and Premium+ are paid plans. Check the current price, billing period and active-alert allowance in the form before subscribing. There is no free plan: the former free plan is no longer offered.

Premium: €3.99 per week with up to 5 active alerts, or €49.99 per year with up to 15. Premium+: €4.99 per week with up to 10 active alerts, or €59.99 per year with up to 30. In the United States, the same amounts are charged in US dollars. In Japan, prices are charged in Japanese yen: Premium costs ¥600 per week or ¥7,800 per year, and Premium+ ¥800 per week or ¥9,800 per year. In the United Kingdom, prices are charged in pounds sterling: Premium costs £3.99 per week or £49.99 per year, and Premium+ £4.99 per week or £59.99 per year.

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