DD 1st Trip to Disney

[kimr210]

Hi Everyone,

We are making our 1st trip to Disney with our DD the 1st week in May and I would love to hear what are the "must" do's for our trip. I know I want to do a b-fast with the charters and I think my DD would love the Pirate adventure. But I feel like I don't want to miss anything great. I'm am sure my DD will think it will all be great but I would love to hear about your fav!!!

Thanks for any info!!!

Kim

 

[slcmkh]

How old is she?

 

[larklynn]

We loved the disney girl princess tea party. My dd was 6 at the time she is almost 8 and begs to go back she also did the pirate adventure and is doing the albatross adventure. ( I also had 2 ds's) but she is really excited about another pirate cruises. She said the alice in wonderland tea party was okay but she was only 4 at the time she did that and the grand cooking adventure (which she loved a little nervous at the tea party). She loved the bbq and she is a shy child. The luau was neat. My children love helping put together traditions just as much as the other things. One of their special traditions is going to candy caldron and getting slushies with the build a cup and getting ribs. Have told her any of the options or are you surprising her with everything. Tinkerbell leaving something on her pillow would be an awsome surprise.

 

[kimr210]

Her age might help huh? Sorry she is 5. I booked her last night on the pirate cruise so that I one thing down!!

 

[kimr210]

Tinkerbell leaving something on her pillow would be an awsome surprise.

This is a great idea. I am going to try to get something little for everynight. She will Love the whole idea!!!!

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Here are some suggestions:

Wonderland Tea Party
Grand Adventures in Cooking
Princess Storybook Breakkfast in Norway (Epcot)
Ohana Breakfast (Polynesian)
1900 Park Fare Cinderella's Gala Feast (dinner)
1900 Park Fare Breakfast
Ohana Dinner (kids coconut races and hula hooping)
Sci-Fi
Kona Cafe (great kids dessert - Kiddie kone)
Liberty Tree Tavern (good food and good character interaction) Dinner

Have fun planning. So many choices - so little time!

 

[grumpymakesmehappy]

For a character breakfast, we love 1900 Park Fare and Ohana's.

 

[ratfam]

My kids love the Pooh and friends meals at Crystal Palace. They also love San Angel Inn in Mexico, not so much for the food as for the great atmosphere, Mexican market and boat ride right there. Those are their "must dos", but they also liked 50's Prime Time Cafe. If you don't live near a Rainforest Cafe kids seem to like that as well (food not the greatest imo, but we haven't been to the Disney World ones in ages). When my dd was almost 5 we did Cinderella breakfast at the castle, haven't done it again but it was totally worth it and just the right time in her life for it.