Last minute trip, what do I need to know!

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Hi! I spent months researching our trip to Disney World last spring, and now am planning a last minute two day trip to Disneyland next weekend with no planning and no research! Help!! Noone in my family has ever been to Disneyland, I have a three year old daughter who loves Princesses... what do I need to know??? thanks!
 
Hi! I spent months researching our trip to Disney World last spring, and now am planning a last minute two day trip to Disneyland next weekend with no planning and no research! Help!! Noone in my family has ever been to Disneyland, I have a three year old daughter who loves Princesses... what do I need to know??? thanks!

Oh my, there is so much. MY DD LOVED the PFF but we also did Ariels. IMO it was a waste to do both. I would pick one of those for sure!! PFF had a huge wait, and Ariels was such a good experience that we won't do PFF again and we will always do Ariels.

I would also do either WOC of F!
 

id call an see if you can get a seatting at ariels ited be berst for your daughter an get 20bucks so you can get the extra photo she will love it
 
I agree that seeing the princesses at Ariel's Grotto is better; no hour-long wait in line! The meals are somewhat pricey but well worth the convenience.
 
Other than the reservation at Ariels Grotte, you are all set! You don't meed to plan EVERYTHING like you do at WDW! Don't forget to have fun! :thumbsup2
 
With a 3 year old girl, here are the big things you need to know:

Get there 30 minutes before opening, for rope drop. This gives you the emptiest park possible for the first couple hours. Take an afternoon nap, and return to the park in the early evening for shows and if you can, stay until closing...this will probably be midnight. The reason for this, is the park really clears out after fireworks/fantasmic's first showing.

If you want to ride peter pan, make sure you make that your first ride of the morning, even with Magic Mornings...be sure to use this for your FL rides, you will find short lines and they are mostly child friendly

If your daughter is easily scared, snow white and Pinoccio may be a bit scary for her in FL.

Be sure to go to bugs land in DCA. DO NOT do the show it's tough to be a bug, it is quite scary for little ones.

Go at her pace and watch the magic through her eyes and you will have a wonderful time!

My boys LOVE the chocolate chip cookies from the bakery...they're as big as their heads :goodvibes

Pixie Hollow is where all the fairys are, if she likes those.

Enjoy your trip. If you have any questions about taking little ones to DL feel free to ask me. I've gone several times with ages 2 months-5 years :)
 


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