Daughter's Birthday at Disneyland... Tips, please?

[Tinkerbell Mom]

My daughter is having her 13th birthday at Disneyland. She's taking a friend and my husband and I are tagging along as well. Well, her birthday is coming up soon... We are surprising her with our main expense.. A dinner with her at the Club 33! (Yes, we know we spoil her, but she has really earned it with two 4.0's in a row ) So, the reservations are booked for next month, any tips to help her have a very happy birthday? Thanks, all!

 

[brookies_mommy]

My daughter is having her 13th birthday at Disneyland. She's taking a friend and my husband and I are tagging along as well. Well, her birthday is coming up soon... We are surprising her with our main expense.. A dinner with her at the Club 33! (Yes, we know we spoil her, but she has really earned it with two 4.0's in a row ) So, the reservations are booked for next month, any tips to help her have a very happy birthday? Thanks, all!

none for that age! But HAVE FUN!!!

 

[CrazyDuck]

Don't be surprised if she doesn't "love it" as much as you do. Especially if she doesn't realize how exclusive the club is. The first time I went I didn't know the story behind the restaurant. I was just looking at it as just a restaurant and to tell you the truth, I wasn't that impressed. The food was ok, better than most restaurants in DLR. The service was good. The prices were a little high but once you factor in the price of admission it was a great deal. The next few times I ate there it seemed a little more "special" because I realized how hard it was to get in. My point being, that unless you fill her in on the backstory of Club 33, you may as well just buy her a makeover at Studio 365. She'd probably enjoy that more.

 

[ConnieB]

How about giving her and her friend a makeover at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique before the dinner? My teens loved it!

Here's some details: http://www.allears.net/dlr/tp/dl/dlbibbidi.htm