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[DisneyRon]

During the guided tour I had during my last stay in DLP the guide mentioned that the Cinderella Suite is around €7500 per night, so yeah... consider that out of my reach for forever unless I win the lottery.

[Livvipivvi]

During the guided tour I had during my last stay in DLP the guide mentioned that the Cinderella Suite is around €7500 per night, so yeah... consider that out of my reach for forever unless I win the lottery.

Omg! Why would anyone pay that kinda money for a room that they spend hardly any time in! The Castle Club I can understand as staying in those rooms gives you access to the perks including those VERY handy VIP FP's  . But anything above them seems a waste of money to me.  But then I would never have that kind of money to waste unfortunately, so maybe those with it see it as nothing lol.  I asked the suites CS advisor how many CC rooms they had, and she said they only have 8! No wonder they sell out so quickly.

[DisneyRon]

Only 8! Ok, that's a lot less than I expected honestly. Here I was thinking a dozen or two at minimum, but they're all located around the central core of the hotel, and the suites take up a lot of room in that particular section as they're all fairly large compared to normal rooms. So I guess that's reasonable, and indeed explains why they go so fast.

There's not a lot of space left once you account for those and the associated infrastructure I imagine.
The elevator shafts alone will take out a few rooms already, as they're pretty noisy and you can't put suites too close to them.

[DisneyGagaChick]

Omg! Why would anyone pay that kinda money for a room that they spend hardly any time in!

Exactly my point.

Those infinite passes would be a delight to use though 

[DisneyRon]

Omg! Why would anyone pay that kinda money for a room that they spend hardly any time in!

Exactly my point.

Those infinite passes would be a delight to use though 

Oh, you can buy VIP passes for yourself if you wish though, they're €60 per person per day.
Generally not worth doing, but a great bonus if you're staying in the Castle Club or one of the suites.

As for who would use the Cinderella Suite, well a visiting Sheik is a prime candidate, those generally have more money than sense as it is, and want to maintain a certain level of luxury, decorum and privacy and that suite offers just that.