Ok, I'll apologize up front... I'm about to ask one of those
do the rules really apply to me? questions.
Yes, Ive become the thing I hate most. I appropriately hang my head in shame, yet ask the question none the less
We're taking our granddaughter for her first trip to WDW next summer. Her cousin's been telling her about Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, so of course she wants to go. Stupid me, I let slip with a "that sounds fun" to both her and her mother. Today, I went to look up details and saw the age limit. She'll be five weeks short of her third birthday during our trip. How strict are they with the three and up rule?
Ok, I'll apologize up front again... now I'm going to make one of those deluded
not our child grandparent statements.
She's very well behaved and mature for her age. She's been to salons with her mother on several occasions for both hair styling and mani/pedis. She sits perfectly still.
Now heres the "have my cake and eat it too" part. So I'm guessing they don't check birth certificates at the boutique. Do they ask, though? I'd hate to outright lie about her age. I'd really really hate to disappoint her (and lose a deposit) if we're refused service, though.
Also, once she's got the hairdo, costume, and sash, I'm guessing she's not going to want to take them off for anything. Even if we do the DTD BBB, we'll eventually be going back to a park. As a 2 y/o, we won't have a park ticket for her. Will we have problems at the gate with CMs asserting that she must be 3 if she went to BBB? We're also on the dining plan, for which she eats free as a 2 y/o. (I guess I don't mind carrying around a copy of her birth certificate just in case questions like this were to come up, but I'd hate for anything like that to tarnish the experience for DDIL & DGD's first trips.)
Should we just buy her the outfit and make a big deal over a self-performed princess beauty session in the hotel room, or am I worrying over nothing and we should go ahead with the BBB?