The hidden room inside Cinderella Castle is up for grabs again, if you enter by Nov. 14
A new Give Kids The World sweepstakes offers a 2027 night in Cinderella Castle Suite, plus park tickets, airfare and more.
One of Walt Disney World’s hardest-to-access spaces is part of a new fundraiser again. Give Kids The World is offering a 2027 vacation package built around a one-night stay in the Cinderella Castle Suite, with entries open through Nov. 14, 2026.
The change for Disney fans is simple: the Cinderella Castle Suite giveaway is live now, and entries close on November 14, 2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. Pacific. The fundraiser comes from Give Kids The World Village, which has made a Cinderella Castle Suite stay part of an annual sweepstakes for the last few years.
One winner and three guests will receive a vacation package centered on a one-night stay inside the suite, which sits four stories above Magic Kingdom inside Cinderella Castle. The prize also includes breakfast at Cinderella’s Royal Table, a two-night stay in a standard room at a Deluxe Resort, up to four 3-day theme park tickets with the Park Hopper option, a $500 Disney Gift Card, and domestic roundtrip coach airfare for up to four passengers.
How to enter and what it costs
Entries are available through the Royal Dream Come True sweepstakes page run for Give Kids The World. A donation of $10 or more enters the fundraiser, although the official rules also allow a no-donation method of entry.
The entry scale starts at 100 entries for $10 and rises with larger donations. At $50, entrants receive 500 entries plus 100 bonus entries. At $100, the total is 1,000 entries. Donations of $250 and above hit 2,500 entries, and the stated maximum is 5,000 entries. The terms also note bonus entry options after the 2,500-entry level, while additional donations beyond the maximum do not add more entries.
Why this suite still stands out
Part of the appeal is how rarely the room is used. The Cinderella Castle Suite opened in January 2007 and served as a daily prize during the Year of a Million Dreams. Before that, the space was not a guest room at all. It had been backstage storage, and Walt Disney World phone operators once used it as a workspace.
Today, the suite is said to sit empty most of the time, which makes these charity promotions one of the few recurring chances for fans to try for an overnight stay there. The fundraiser also supports Give Kids The World Village, an 89-acre nonprofit resort in Central Florida that fulfills wishes for children with critical illnesses and their families. Since 1986, the village has welcomed nearly 205,000 wish families from all 50 states and 78 countries.
