Gift Baskets upon arrival?

[etwinchester]

Does the Pop-Century have any gift baskets that can be made up for children upon arrival?

I would like to have something made up or done for my little girl on our next trip. I didn't know if they have anything they can do or make up to put on our bed for when we enter the room...

Does anyone know of anything?

 

[dina7]

You can check on disneyflorist.com or call POP directly and ask to speak with the florist. They make up all kinds of snack and gift baskets and will deliver directly to the resort room.

 

[etwinchester]

Thanks.

I was looking for something that had like a mickey hat, autograph book, pen, snacks or anything else unique that is a magical trip necessity...

 

[ugadog99]

You can also try Gifts of a Lifetime at;

giftsofalifetime.com

 

[Puffy2]

When my kids were little I took small gifts (wrapped although now if you travel by air don't wrap them - you could take gift bags though to easily put them in after you arrive). I left a gift in the room each day when we left for the day - it would be there waiting for them when we returned to the room.

It was eaily to distract the kids and not let them know it was me (gifts were from "mickey", etc...) - usually I'd say something when we would get out into the hall like "opps, I forgot my purse", etc...

They loved it and it didn't cost much because a lot of the things came from the dollar store (Disney items I had picked up - coloring books, etc...) I got them pj s from the Disney Store for the first night (they could wear them to bed). Little disney figures to play with on the plane ride back , etc...

 

[Octoberbeauty]

Originally posted by etwinchester
Thanks.

I was looking for something that had like a mickey hat, autograph book, pen, snacks or anything else unique that is a magical trip necessity...

They actually have a basket with all this stuff in it. I saw it on the Disneyflorist web site. Thinking about doing it for my kids next year (sigh, too far away. lol) too!

 

[kramer_clan]

I was just looking into this for my nieces. It will be their first trip to WDW -- next month --

The basket looks nice, you have to go to Unique Designs to find it.

I think that I can do better if I make one up myself, but I am still considering it for the 8 year old.

I will probably do something for my son and other niece (15 and 14), that is more age appropriate.

Vicki

 

[phyllis1966]

I ordered the "Disney Welcome" basket from Disneyflorist.com last November, for my DD (4 1/2 at the time). They can't guarantee a delivery time, but since we checked in early and our room wasn't ready yet, we didn't actually get into our room until about 3:30 that afternoon, and it was waiting for her on the table. She was so excited, and the items inside were perfect, except that the Mickey ears were adult-sized. She loved the camera, autograph book, pen, snacks, and small photo album, and was thrilled when we used it for all the photos she took - it's a great keepsake and she loves looking at her special album!