Disneyland Paris - AUBERGE DE CENDRILLON | Full PRINCESS DINING Experience 2022

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Editorial Summary
The creator visits Auberge de Cendrillon in Disneyland Paris to review the princess dining experience following its reopening after the pandemic. The video details the restaurant's atmosphere, noting its beautiful decor, chandeliers, and proximity to Cinderella's carriage. The creator examines the set menu, which costs 79 euros for adults, and explains that the price primarily covers the character interactions. During the meal, the creator meets four princesses: Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, and Merida. The food review includes a starter of warm scallops with cauliflower, a main course of beef casserole with red wine sauce and creamy mashed potatoes, and a 30th anniversary celebration cake for dessert. The creator highly praises the beef casserole and the cheesy mashed potatoes, though notes the dessert was less impactful. The video concludes with a tour of the various dining rooms, comparing the quieter areas to the more boisterous main dining hall. Ultimately, the creator suggests the restaurant is worth the high cost for special occasions, particularly for families with children who want to meet multiple princesses in one sitting.
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the quality of the food was really good the princess interactions were always very good and the restaurant itself is absolutely gorgeous
the beef casserole is incredible but let's try some of the mashed potato as well because i'm curious
this is a beautiful restaurant it really is look at all the artworks everywhere
it's definitely an expensive restaurant but it's worth it for special occasions
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