Does Your Child Wear A Princess Dress At All?

[frannn]

But that is because I got them at a great price from the DS after halloween one year, with the matching shoes and tiaras. She wasn't walking yet, but we changed her right after the meal anyway, into a sundress or shorts & tshirt. She loved the attention she got from the princesses and the people at the meals! I would keep the costume, etc in a ziploc in her diaper bag all day. Very small, so it wasn't a big deal. It was a lot to lug on the plane though. I had all the costumes in a space bag and the shoes and wands in my carry on. Next time, maybe we'll give her the choice of the gowns or sundresses with the princesses on it...or maybe we won't go to so many meals. Have fun! The pictures are incredible!

 

[Forever a Princess]

If she decides to change out of the dress afterwords I would suggest a bathroom besides the one at the castle. The restroom is small and has only two stalls. This means very cramped corners for the little one to change and while changing the little one the line out the door for the stalls may get a little longer.

Enjoy the princess breakfast and your little princess.

Renee

 

[TIGGER'SFRIEND]

My granddaughter wore her Jasmine costume last
DEC (it was warm enough) and met Jasmine. the picture of both together is priceless.

 

[Xtine76]

My daughter wore a Cinderella dress for breakfast at CRT in October. Word of advice though-bring a change of clothes. I ended up buying my daughter a new dress while in the park because her Cinderella dress ended up being hot and itchy the day we were there. It's always cute to see the girls in their dresses.

 

[funhouse8]

Yes she works with a clown. Sometimes she is Elmo too.

 

[rsschneck]

My DD is almost 7 now and costumes aren't as big a deal, but she still brings at least one.

When she was 5 we purchased and/or my Mom made all 6 princess costumes. We took them with us to DL. We were only @ DL for 4 nights, so we wore a costume and took another in a back pack and changed mid day. DD had her picture taken with each Princess wearing the same costume. I had made a special scrapbook with Princess Paper and had the Princess sign on one side and we left the other side so I could put their picture in it. She still LOVES looking at her scrapbook.

Lots of time and effort! The scrapbook and memories will last a lifetime!

 

[wld]

When DD's were 9 and 12 they bought the princess headpieces their first day and wore them all week. DD 1 had Meg from Hercules and DD 2 had Jasmine. They were not quite as tiara-y as they are now. Anyway they had attention the whole week and got a big kick out of putting them on every morning. It wasn't any trouble, they just held them on the bigger rides.

On a sadder note when we were in the big Disney store in downtown Disney we saw a heartbroken little girl crying while her mother explained a princess dress from there wasn't in the budget.