Can someone explain the BBB for me?

[Ashlotte]

Hi, we're planning a trip to DLR in Februrary and I was wondering if someone could explain the Bippity Boppity (sp?) Boutique to me. What happens there and what is included in the cost? Is it a character greeting also, or just a salon experience? Thanks!

 

[pixiewings71]

Just the salon experience, no characters are there. It's fun, there are 3 different packages, the first one is hair and makeup, the second one adds the nails and the last one adds in a photo package and a costume. It takes about 30-60 min. depending on your child and how long it takes them, my girls and I did it in May and we were done with photos and our makeovers in about 45-60 minutes. We did the Coach package, hair and makeup. We all had a really good time and enjoyed ourselves very much.

 

[lilismomma]

Its a wonderful Expierice prices Range from 40 to 230 There 3 packages hari and Make up(like 40) Hair make up and Nails (like 45) and if you wanna go all out it hair make nails dress and acessories and photo package at around the price of 230 that what i paid when we went back in august ( snow white dress shoes gloves purse headband wand) All worth it in the end! They sure make your little girl feel very special and when you walk around the park with the full outfit you get extra attention!

 

[bluegrizzlies1]

You can always bring your own costume and then just get there hair done.

 

[pixiewings71]

And you do not have to buy the big package to get the photos, we had photos done too and we all just had the Coach package. They put the pics right on my photopass. I gotta say, I love looking at the photos of me and my 2 Princesses all decked out, and I got a ton of comments all day because I was done up too.

 

[amym2]

I've only done the BBB at WDW not DL, but I assume they are similar. My daughter (age 5) had the basic package with just hair and makeup and she looooved it! I have to admit, standing there watching her I was getting teary eyed. You get to choose a hairstyle from a few options and she had the Cinderella hairstyle- basically a bun. I've never seen a stylist use so much gel and hairspray. It literally stayed put for days! The makeup was very simple and classy and you get to take the palette home with you (dd still uses it for special occasions). We brought along a Cinderella dress and shoes from home, and they let her put that on before they started styling. I'd suggest having your dd wear clothes under her costume so she can remove it. Dd's dress was short so it didn't get in her way, but we saw other girls having a hard time. We let dd wear the Cinderella shoes when we took photos after but then made her change to tennis shoes. Also, the photopass guy was there the whole time taking photos and we took some photos during the process as well, there was no charge for that. Even almost a year later, dd still talks about it. It was quite a memorable experience!

 

[Ashlotte]

This is a dumb question, but does anyone know how I make reservations? Is it like PS and I call ahead? Does anyone know the number? Thanks!