Disney Princess Attractions

[stuettgen]

Hi there...

My family will be going to Disney in September. My daughter is a HUGE Disney Princess fan...likes them all but especially the main ones...Sleeping Beauty, Ariel, Cincerella, Belle, & Snow White.

Aside from the Princess Storybook Breakfast, Cinderella's Royal Table Breakfast, & Cinderella's Royal Gala Dinner, what other princess attractions are there & which park are they in?

Also, where & when are the best places to see these characters for pictures & autographs? Is there a link with this info?

Thank you in advance for your help!

 

[kilee]

Cinderella and the mice are usually in the judge's tent. Also, snow white is seen often w/ Dopey by the old Skyway. Also, the princesses can be seen in various locations throught Epcot WS. On our last trip we also saw Snow White by the hat in MGM.

As for rides/attractions. There is Cinderella's Suprise. Which is the show in front of the castle. It features Cinderella, Belle, and Snow White.

 

[wuv tigger]

I am sure some other experts will expand, but I have a few:

In the MK:

Story Time with Belle - They have kids act out the story of Beauty and the Beast and then she meets and greets.

Ariel's Grotto - You can meet Ariel at the old 20,000 leagues under the sea ride.

Toontown Fair - Cinderella is usually in one room of the meet and greet building.

The ???? - In frontiertown you can do line dancing with Jesse, Woody and Bullseye. I can't remember the name.

The parades have the princesses in them.

In Epcot I have seen Belle in France, Jasmine in Morocco, and I think you can see Mulan in China.

David

 

[stuettgen]

Originally posted by kilee
Cinderella and the mice are usually in the judge's tent. Also, snow white is seen often w/ Dopey by the old Skyway. Also, the princesses can be seen in various locations throught Epcot WS. On our last trip we also saw Snow White by the hat in MGM.

As for rides/attractions. There is Cinderella's Suprise. Which is the show in front of the castle. It features Cinderella, Belle, and Snow White.

I'm not very up on my Disney knowledge, so I need a little help...

Which park is the "judge's tent" in?

Is the old Skyway in MK?

What does WS mean after Epcot?

Thank you!!!

 

[tassie42]

Hi! you can meet Ariel in her Grotto in Fantasyland at MK. There is a show called Belles Storytime where you can meet Belle. also in MK and there is the Snow white ride.

If I were you I would find out which ones your dd's want to meet and ask a cast member where they will be that day.

THere is also a show in front of the castle called Cinderellas Surprise Celebration and some of the princesses are in it. We didn't make it to that one but I believe they sign autographs after.

At Mgm there is a little Mermaid show and Beauty and the Beast show. They don't sign autographs though.

We met Sleeping Beauty in Epcot. Again ask a cast member.

You can do a Cinderella dinner at the 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridain Hotel. Its easier to get into than the castle.

Have fun!

 

[tippisangel]

Hi:

We went at the end of February, and our daughter is also a big fan of princesses. Here are the places we found princesses.

MGM: At the big hat you'll find Jasmine and Aladdin; Snow White; Belle They appear at different times during the day, you just have to watch for them. Shows: The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast.

Magic Kingdom: The show at the castle has all the princesses in it; Belle's storytime; Arielle's grotto (we never made it here, the line was much too long.) Of course, they are all in the parades.

We saw Aurora at the front entrance; Cinderella in Toontown; Our daughter was dressed in her Cinderella dress, so it made for lots of cute pictures.

Epcot: They are in different lands.

Hope this helps. We were not able to do the Princess Breakfast, but we did have lunch at Crystal Palace with all of the Winnie the Pooh characters.

Angie

 

[WDWAurora]

HAHA The two prior to myself and I answered with about the same things at the same time...check the bottom for the answers to the questions you just asked!

Don't forget Snow White's Scary Adventures and Cinderella's Golden Carousal in Fantasyland! There's a great scene in Philharmagic with Jasmine, and she does meet and greets right near the Magic Carpet ride in Adventureland. There's a little Mermaid live action show, as well as a Beauty and the Beast live action show at MGM. These are things to not miss! If your DD is young, she may be frightened in Snow White, as it is a little scary, but not as bad as it used to be. Just be prepared for that.

The Judge's Tent is in MK, in Toon Town.
The Old Skyway is across from Peter Pan in MK.
WS is World Showcase, the countries part of Epcot.

HAHA Edited again because we're all answering at the same time.

 

[tassie42]

Judges tent in Toontown at Magic Kingdom

Sky way Magic Kingdom

ws= world Showcase

 

[Serenity]

A few of the previous posters said to ask a CM (Cast Member). I really encourage you to do that. The princesses are out alot and do a lot of meet and greets, but they are only out at certain times and in certain places. Therefore it is very easy to get to one spot and for them to have just left. So ask a staff person who is out, where and at what time they will be there. That is the best way to make sure that you see them instead of running around trying to find them.

Good Luck.

 

[stuettgen]

Wow! Thanks for all of the great info!!! When you all say to ask a cast member, do you mean that I should ask any character or would this just refer to any park employee? I'm just a little confused...

 

[WDWAurora]

A CM, the ones at the attraction guide signs (MK's is at the corner next to Casey's hot dogs on Main Street) are probably the best, but any of them will be able to refer you to someone who knows.

 

[Praise2Him]

We've seen Sleeping Beauty several times at the Kodak place (can't remember exactly what it's called - Exposition Hall?) in the MK. Anyway, it's the big building on the right just after you come under the train station at the entrance. She's usually just sitting there all by herself. Have also seen Alice in Wonderland, Mad Hatter, Peter Pan and Wendy there lots of times.

 

[pacercolt]

Last October I took my princess crazed daughter to a princess tea at the Grand Floridian. It was incredible. Sleeping Beauty was there and all the girls got 18 inch Disney dolls dressed in a special Sleeping Beauty outfit. I found out about this on the Vacation Club website. I have never seen anything about it since. You could call Disney and ask if they are still doing it. When my daughter walked in they put a crown on her head and threw rose petals over her head. It was great!!

 

[whozit]

You can go to any CM that has access to a phone (for example a gift shop clerk in any of the parks, a resort CM (gift shop, front desk, etc) and ask them to check with the "chip" hotline to find out if/when/where you might find certain characters. They can only check for the current day (and the chip hotline isn't available until 9am, I think), but they can tell you which park and an approximate time and location that you can find the character you are looking for. Also, if you aren’t familiar with the parks, make sure to look at your park map….on it you will find spots that have Mickey’s gloved hand pointing to certain spots, these are character greeting areas (it is not all character greeting areas, but it will show a lot of them that you have been directed to so far (Judge’s tent, character festival) in this thread.

 

[EsmeraldaX]

Many of these have been listed but here's my list :

There is a show in front of the castle featuring many of the princesses. After the show, they do autographs.

MGM - The Voyage of the Little Mermaid. A show w/ live actors. No autographs.

Mickey's Philharmagic - has 3D animated scenes featuring Jasmine and Ariel.

Ariels Grotto - Ariel is here, I think always, to meet.

The judges tent in Mickey's toontown tends to have Cinderella.

Jasmine is usually around the Aladdin Carpets in Adventureland in the MK. She is also in Morroco in Epcot a lot.

Alice and Mary Poppins are at the 1900 park fare breakfast.

Snow White is usually in Fantasyland near the old skyway. She is also in Germany in epcot alot.

Cinderella's breakfast - I think you know about this. Cindy is sometimes, but not often, in the castle too greeting guests.

The princess Storybook Breakfast at Norway's Askerhus is another princess breakfast.

Sleeping Beauty has been seen in Epcot (I forget which country)

Mulan has been seen in China in Epcot.

Beauty and the Beast show in MGM - live show, no autographs.

The princessess do appear in the Fantasmic show.

The parades, obviously.

Cinderella's dinner at Grand Floridian.

Esmeralda and Cinderella have been seen in France in Epcot.

Snow White's Scary adventure in Magic Kingdom (might be too scary for little ones though)

Pocahontas and Jane have been seen at Animal Kingdom. Both have shows and sometimes are in line for meet and greet.

I saw Megara at Italy in Epcot, once, several years ago.

Tinkerbell can be "woken up" at Tinkerbell's Treasures. It's not a live actress though, it's like a flicker of light (I think). I have not actually done it but have witnessed it. They let the first girl who asks wake her up.

Tinkerbell also flies over the castle during Wishes on good nights.

Once upon a Toy in DTD has a sort of Princess toy castle. It's just a display really but kids can get inside it and I'll admit , I went in it and thought "If I was like 7 , I'd want this in my bedroom!". It's a fixture in the store though, and they sell princess dolls.

I think you can also make your own princess hat here as well. For a fee.

I have seen Wendy ONCE in fantasyland.

I have seen Lilo at MGM doing meet and greet. Saw Megara there once too.

Oh - not sure if they count but there is a big statue of Lady and Tramp at Tony's town Sq. restaraunt in Magic Kingdom.

Nala does not appear anywhere that I know of , but we just told my neice that the lioness on the safari was Nala and she seemed quite happy about it.

That's about all I can think of.

Have a great trip!