Sleeping In The Castle

**ellie** · 29-01-2007, 19:56

The photos of this amazing suite look fantstic, and no doubt will be every little girl's dream. There is a bedroom, parlour and a bathroom, plus an elevator which is inspired by Cinderella's carriage. Of course the glass slipper will be on display. Apparently the bathroom has wonderful 15ft mosaics which are in the style of the ones in the walkway below, and are of 17th century landscapes. The bath looks more like a small pool than a bath.

What a fantastic experience for those lucky families who win a chance to stay in this suite. They also get taken for a special meal at Cinderella's Royal Table Restaurant, and then they are escorted to the 'Wishes@ show. Cinderella even give them a wake-up call in the morning.

**floridageoff** · 29-01-2007, 20:06

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by florida4sun
There is a small suite in the catsle that wlat had done. I wnet into it once, at that time it was just used as store, which I thought was very odd. If it were me I would be charging a massive premium to stay there. I would imagine they could esily get $2 - $3k per night and throw in some extras.
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I imagine that this is exactly what they will do when the "Year of A Million Dreams" is over. So who wants to be first in line then? [msnsmile2]

**floridageoff** · 29-01-2007, 20:11

If anyone wants to know what else is happening during the "Year of a Million Dreams" we have written an article for the Orlando Guide. You can read it by clicking on this link http://www.orlandovillas.com/florida...on-dreams.aspx

**dave.parks** · 29-01-2007, 20:41

Pegasus
log onto orlando sentinel they are showing photoes of the rooms

**MTP** · 30-01-2007, 03:57

That looks cool

**Pegasus928** · 31-01-2007, 14:56

WOW

Those pictures are amazing. There are going to be a lot of happy families this year and I would be surprised if Disney don't hire this out on a regular basis once this year of dreams is over.

Pegasus

**lisbon** · 31-03-2007, 04:02

Hi everyone
We were on the carousel last Friday at approx 10.30a.m when a Disney rep came up and asked my little boy ( age 4 ) if he was having a great time, my little boy is shy so we answered for him and the rep said that's great and walked off, as he did my wife said she thought he was going to ask us to "front " the parade and I said so did I but that he had changed his mind.
Ten seconds later he came back and asked us if we had heard of the Disney Dream Giveaway and I said yes - this very link.
He then said we MIGHT have won a prize and to follow him around to the other side of the carousel where we found another six or seven Dream Team members , one with a dvd player which showed various prizes up for grabs including fast-passes and Disney Cruises.
We WON the night in the castle ( my son was on the right horse at the right time ) he is the youngest winner so far and we are the first from the U.K.
We won ( or my son did for us )
1) Front of the daytime parade - last Friday if anyone has any photos
2) Dinner in the castle (we were announced as we entered)
3)A guide around Disney for the rest of the day (straight to the front of the queues)
4)Photos with our favourite characters (78 photos including some with 3 princesses which everyone told us is very rare)
5)VIP seats for spectromagic and the fireworks
6)A guide around Magic Kingdom after it had closed
7) A night in the castle - unbelievable[msnsmile2]
8)Photo-shoot with Cinderella
9)Breakfast at Crystal Palace
10) Some family fast passes for the next day
We were also presented with a certificate stating our prize as well as information that only 308 families will stay in the castle and then it WILL be closed.

Rob

**ShirleyCottam** · 31-03-2007, 04:42

WOW that is fantastic. What an amazing experience!

I bet that is something your family will never forget. I would love to see some of the photos if you could post some on the forum for us to see.

I am so excited now that I wont be able to sleep[msnsmile]