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Its no secret that Disney has the amazing ability to take something ordinary and make it magical. But every once in a while, they roll out something thats so ridiculously amazing, its breathtaking. Case in point: the spread at the Cinderella tea meal at Disneyland.

Instagrammers @OnlyCatsAndFood and @DininginDisney went to high tea at Disneyland and snapped some photos of food that are basically next-level art.

In one photo, you can see a three-tiered tray of goods that are definitely not your standard fare. Theres some kind of Mickey Mouse-eared puff pastry covered in icing, little tea cakes, and pretty blue chocolate-covered strawberries.

But then theres stuff that you kinda just want to smuggle out of the place and keep in your freezer forever, like the carriage cake pop and white chocolate glass slipper with some kind of yummy-looking pink filling.

The show stopper, according to @OnlyCatsAndFood, was a magical dress sandwich that looks nothing like a sandwich, but features a delicious-looking spread on top of a blue bread with a spiral on top. Oh, and there were pretty cocktails in the mix, too (one of which actually glittered), and they looked perfect.

Evidence:

There are actually a few different ways to approach high tea at Disneyland, according to the official website. A classic tea party and kids tea party features traditional scones, tea sandwiches, desserts, and teas, while a premium tea party features all of that along with sparkling wine, salad, and a farewell truffle. The classic tea party is $55 per adult (along with gratuity and tax) and the kids tea part is $35, but the premium tea party will set you back $70.

Interested in going to one of these during your upcoming Disney vacation? Book it now. Reservations are highly recommended, Disney says, and you can book your chance to dive into your own carriage cake pop up to 60 days in advance.

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Disney's Cinderella-Themed Tea Party Comes Complete With Glass Slipper Chocolates And A Carriage Cake Pop - Delish.com