character question

[ohMom]

We are doing land/sea package with two DDs. One is too old to care much about characters, our younger is more interested in princesses. Should I feel comfortable that she'll get a good healthy dose of princess on the Wonder or should I book the Princess Storybook breakfast? My girls are really into the thought of GG ice cream social, but I understand that's the traditional characters?

 

[JCarangal]

Well, my personal view is you gotta book the Storybook breakfast! I just love that!

On our 3 night cruise last June there was a Princess meet-and-greet on board. We got in line early (which looked like it was a good idea). My kids met Cinderella, Snow White, Alice in Wonderland and Wendy Darling. They signed autographs and posed for pics in the atrium. Then Wendy went up to the kids club for a few minutes for the tea party.

Have fun!

 

[house_of_princesses]

I vote Princess Storybook breakfast. We've been to CRT breakfast, next is Storybook. We all enjoyed CRT immensely, just want to try it all!

 

[noahsmom]

Don't worry about seeing princesses. When we went last summer my ds (then 4.5) would be totally disgusted when we'd walk by the atrium and see princesses. He'd say "oh man, it's princesses again!" There did seem to be a lot more princesses around than traditional characters, I thought anyway.

She will have a wonderful time regardless! We can't wait to go again - hopefully sometime VERY soon.

Kelli

 

[ReadyForDisney2003]

I have never done CRT, but was VERY unhappy with the Princess Storybook bkfst in Epcot. The princesses were 'rushed' and the food was lousy. (not that I expect great food at these things, but it wasn't even close to Chef Mickeys) Yes, there were lots of Princesses there, but I would not do it again.

The last time we were on the Magic, I thought there were plenty of princesses running around. I have some great pics of Snow White and Belle. I don't remember Cinderella, but I got to believe she was there.

I would skip the Storybook bkfst and do something else.

 

[Sandiebean]

I would book the breakfast. There were a lot of princess time on the cruise.. but almost none was one-on-one time. There were lineups, and they moved them along. The breakfasts are great because they come to you. There's no stress, and there's more one-on-one time with them. Besides.. it's just such fun. We did the breakfast at the castle, and I have a SON! I love those princesses.

Sandie

 

[Buckaroo's Dad]

Hi ReadyForDisney2003.

The last time we were on the Magic, I thought there were plenty of princesses running around.

Perhaps. But they stayed mostly on the upper decks...