Do you buy the sail-away gloves?

[Surgie2]

They look fun for a photo op but yikes $50 for 2 kids ages 6 and 8....part of me thinks what’s another $50 lol! But another part thinks, what will happen to these after 5 minutes of waving? Are there cheaper alternatives?

 

[AngelDisney]

I would google template of Mickey’s glove, print it, and glue it on card board paper and a stick. I remember seeing someone at the dock waving to us on the ship with similar white glove signs and it was fun to wave them back. I would not spend a lot for this and the gloves themselves take up luggage space as well.

 

[Chica1581]

Party city has a Mickey Mouse accessory set for kids that includes some big Mickey gloves for much less than $50. It’s on sale online for $4.24.

 

[KDG]

They look fun for a photo op but yikes $50 for 2 kids ages 6 and 8....part of me thinks what’s another $50 lol! But another part thinks, what will happen to these after 5 minutes of waving? Are there cheaper alternatives?

On the Magic, if you go to the kids club open house before sail away, they have paperboard Mickey hands on a wooden paddle you can decorate with markers to wave at the sail away party.

 

[MichelleCanada]

In August we bought them for our DS8 thinking it would be great. He wore them that day and not again. There were CMs from the kids club on deck passing out paper white hats that fit on your hand. The party last 20-30 minutes and was fun. But I don’t think the gloves were worth it personally.