In room gift (need help)

[Thing 1]

Depending on the ages and the time of the year, you might want to consider some disney themed kids rain coats instead of ponchos. My boys really did not like ponchos. A couple other things we did was WDW themed bath products , tooth paste, and pillow cases. Be sure you leave room for these things in your luggage if you are flying. I would maybe think twice about the sword, especially if there are going to be two kids with swords. Lets just say I am a boy mom and we did the build a light saber a few times!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[AussieDisneyMum]

Disney themed snacks would be great, too. Your family will likely be burning more calories than usual, so some Disney-themed snacks might be a fun gift that can be doled out each day with the Tink gift(s). Second the suggestion for vouchers for signature park snacks, too. Don't forget the kitchen sink!

 

[ruthies12]

If you have a smartphone you can download the shop Disney app and order your Epcot passports ahead of time. I did this on the last trip so that I could make a tink gift of something I would have been buying anyway. On our second epcot day tink left cheap Cinderella carriage necklaces that hold pearls so we could pick a pearl, the necklaces were only 8 bucks on Etsy.

for princess fanatics you can do gifts from each princess- an apple from snow white, some new slippers from cinderella, a hairbrush from Rapunzel, book from belle, new pj's from aurora, goggles for the pool from ariel, chocolate from anna and elsa, etc.

 

[MrsPooh]

What my daughter received in the room last trip:

On the evening of our arrival she received a nightshirt and a matching Minnie plush.

The rest of these items were spread out over the trip:

Two additional plushes
Monsters Inc toothbrush
Disney themed toothpaste
Princess Sunscreen Spray
Minnie charm bracelet
t-shirt
magic washcloth
tsum tsum blind bag
Disney Princess blind bags (found at Hot Topic)
Lilo and Stitch hairbow
Lion King necklace
Frozen glow sticks/necklaces/bracelets

I also included stickers, coloring packs, etc. She also received some items in a Disney backpack for the trip - Disney Uno Cards for example.

I tried to make her daily "surprise" coordinate to which park she'd be at each day to make it a little more fun but some days were just a mix of things she'd like and use.

I found the best deals at the dollar store, Five Below, and Walmart. Some great unique things were at Hot Topic on sale/clearance. The Disney Store was a good place for clearance shirts and plushes.