BBB ?s

[Jesslm80]

My 5 year old will be visiting Bippidy, Boppidy, Boutique this fall. Does the MK location offer prepark opening appointmentS?

And if so can my husband and son leave BBB and walk around the area?

Thanks.

 

[Hezzy04]

Yes, they do open prepark appointments. Appointments start at 8am.

Not sure about your husband and stepson walking around the area, though. Not sure anyone would be able to stop them!? It is roped off, though! So keep in mind that they will only be able to wander so far!

 

[curlyqs]

Yes, I agree. We got an early appointment. My husband did wander around a little, but not for long. What was great was how empty the park was after the appointment. We got A LOT done in a short amount of time!

 

[Jesslm80]

Awesome, I just wanted to make sure the boys could come back for the finished product.

 

[AngieInOH]

Are you sure your husband would want to leave? My husband loved watching our girls get all done up. No way would he want to miss it.

 

[Jesslm80]

Are you sure your husband would want to leave? My husband loved watching our girls get all done up. No way would he want to miss it.

It's our 9 year old son who would like to not sit and watch the whole thing. My DH isn't really into the whole "my daughter is a princess" thing. He will be just as happy to see the end result. I am thinking of just getting the shirt and tutu package instead of the princess dress (from home) package because we will still have a whole day in MK.

 

[cjhudson]

It's our 9 year old son who would like to not sit and watch the whole thing. My DH isn't really into the whole "my daughter is a princess" thing. He will be just as happy to see the end result. I am thinking of just getting the shirt and tutu package instead of the princess dress (from home) package because we will still have a whole day in MK.

If you need to do this because of cost difference I understand but if you have the means to get the dress then I suggest you get the dress! My DD (7 at the time) floated on air after her appointment and being in a dress. She smiled big the whole time and waived like a princess to everyone. The "real" Disney princesses ate her up at the meet and greets, she got more interaction than we normally do just because of her attire. I would suggest just bringing a change of clothes if she gets tired of it.

 

[♡ Mimi ♡]

If you need to do this because of cost difference I understand but if you have the means to get the dress then I suggest you get the dress! My DD (7 at the time) floated on air after her appointment and being in a dress. She smiled big the whole time and waived like a princess to everyone. The "real" Disney princesses ate her up at the meet and greets, she got more interaction than we normally do just because of her attire. I would suggest just bringing a change of clothes if she gets tired of it.

I agree, but I'm guessing she's more concerned for the little girl's comfort than about the financial aspect.

OP, you can look into buying a dress elsewhere that might be more comfortable to wear during the day. The Little Dress-Up Shop has some nice ones that will feel more like a regular dress.

 

[Jesslm80]

We have all the princess dresses from the Disney Store, I will bring one, she just complains they are itchy. And it will be 80 degrees when we are there. I will definitely give her the option to wear whichever one she wants.

 

[jillgunter]

We did the tutu package in October. I wouldn't do it again. It was made very cheap and all wrinkly...

The one we did on the cruise ship a few years ago was so diffrent.

Buy a cute tutu at home and a cute Disney top. That's all you need!