Help Me Spread Some Pixie Dust

[PrincessWithABlaster]

So I really like the idea of trying to spread some pixie dust while at Disney in May. I'm looking for ideas. One thing I know I'm going to do is that last year we bought a mickey mouse balloon later in our trip and discovered we can't take them on the airplane home so we gave it away at the airport. I'm going to do that at the park this year. If we have any credits left on our DDP, I'll buy a CS or snack for someone in line. Any other ideas for relatively inexpensive or easy to do things to bring some magic to random other Disney goers?

 

[AFwifelife]

I buy glow bracelets and necklaces at the dollar store to pass out to kids at night and if they are worried at dark rides.

 

[monorailrabbit]

That's so awesome of you! We like to hand out pins that we have duplicates of - both to kids and adults

 

[nilla]

While I love FP+, I do miss being able to give someone unused FPs to big attractions as we left the park. One of the best was giving our TSM FPs to a family after they walked up to the attraction and saw a 90 minute wait. "How would you like to ride it with virtually no wait?"

 

[jeanico2000]

While I love FP+, I do miss being able to give someone unused FPs to big attractions as we left the park. One of the best was giving our TSM FPs to a family after they walked up to the attraction and saw a 90 minute wait. "How would you like to ride it with virtually no wait?"

I don't love (or even like) FP+, but your post reminded me of one time when someone gifted my daughter and I with legacy FPs for Test Track they were not going to use and the warm fuzzy feeling of joy we got at their kindness! Yeah... we can't do things like that anymore (actually we can, but only at DL in California!)

 

[Pemeberly]

Bring a little cute jar of glitter and give it to a kid after Wishes. Tell them you saw Tink drop some pixie dust on the way down and you were able to grab some.

 

[TravelingTotMom]

I got a tube of glow sticks to give a few to my son - and then I handed the others to other little kids around us while waiting for fireworks. They (and their parents) seemed to appreciate that.

 

[subtchr]

Bring a little cute jar of glitter and give it to a kid after Wishes. Tell them you saw Tink drop some pixie dust on the way down and you were able to grab some.

While a wonderful gesture, this one may not always be well-received. Glitter has its drawbacks -- tough to get rid of, can get in eyes, etc.

(Just ask the custodians where I used to teach.)

 

[Pemeberly]

While a wonderful gesture, this one may not always be well-received. Glitter has its drawbacks -- tough to get rid of, can get in eyes, etc.

(Just ask the custodians where I used to teach.)

Glue the lid on.

In all actuality can totally relate on the glitter. I was a competitive dancer for 8 years and would find glitter on my person weeks after a competition, haha.