- Inside Walt Disney World's Cinderella Castle, there's a hidden, 17th century-looking suite.
- During Disney's Year of a Million Dreams, the only way to stay there was to be randomly chosen by park staff.
- Now the Cinderella Castle Suite is only open to sweepstakes winners, Disney's Guest Services told INSIDER.
- From hand-laid, gold mosaics to fireworks in the fireplace, there are more hidden features in this suite than you may be able to find in your 24-hour stay.
The Cinderella Castle in Disney World's Magic Kingdom has a secret— it doubles as a hotel.
The exclusive suite is the only room in the place, and you can't simply pay for a night there. You have to win it.
The park built the suite as part of it's Year of a Million Dreams celebration. During the celebration, park staff invited different Disney guests to spend a night in the suite every night for a year.
Now, it's only given out to guests as part of a sweepstakes giveaway, Disney's Guest Services told INSIDER — though the suite does get used for other things, like as a green room for VIPs performing at the park.
Here's a look inside the suite and at the perks that have come with it.
The Cinderella Castle stands in the center of Disney World in Orlando's Magic Kingdom Park.
Most people who visit the castle may take a look around the grounds, take pictures with the characters around the grounds, get a royal makeover at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique inside, or maybe even eat at Cinderella's Royal Table if they can get a reservation.
Source: The Happy Housewife, Disney World
But only a select few park visitors are lucky enough to visit the hidden, third-floor suite inside Cinderella's Castle.
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