Need ideas on creating pixie dust for others

[Jodi3530]

I found this on a site about those bracelets. This is very sad

Remember those plastic jelly bracelets you had when you were a kid? Know the modern twist... the jelly code! Different colored bracelets have different meanings... and if someone snaps off your bracelet, they "win" the appropriate favor. Some people call this game "snap".
Yellow = Hug
Purple = Kiss
Red = "Lap Dance"
Blue = Oral
Black = "All the Way

 

[AJA55]

Last time at the MK, we were standing in line to get lemonade. We had overheard what the father and daughter behind us were going to get and I paid for it before they even got up to the counter. Just walked away. Only did it once but it was fun ! ! Never knew if they really received the cola’s so next time we’ll actually order what ever, pay for it and tell the people, “Here’s your two cola’s”.

 

[Pirate Mickey]

We were able to spread a little Pixie Dust on our last trip. My DW had gotten several nice Tinkerbell pins really cheap before we left. We would each wear one on our lanyards and wait for an opportunity to pass it on to a child. It never failed...we always found a way to brighten someone's day. It's funny to see their faces when you GIVE them something at WDW.

We also have done the bubbles at Fantasmic...that's a gift to the parents.

 

[jiminyml]

I always have a bunch of "extra" pins on my lanyard.......I'm really not an avid pin collector, but if I notice a child having a bad time OR (even more importantly in my book) if I notice a child doing something kind for someone else, or behaving very politely, I give them a pin. It surprises a lot of people, and you do have to make sure that the child's parents know that you're not some kind of nut! It makes my trips all that much more enjoyable...... it feels good to make someones day a little brighter!

 

[LovesDoomBuggies]

I'm looking for more ideas, too.... so...

Bump!!

 

[Miniefan]

I read this thread a while ago and then it got lost, but I started thinking about things I could do to be a spreader of pixie dust, and I decided to make up some little goodie bags of things themed in Halloween for any of the disers and their little kids that I might happen upon, I also will be bringing a lot of little loose itmes to give to any little kiddies I see. They have some really great items on orientaltrading.com and I also believe that smiles go a long way, taking pictures, giving someone your fast pass if you don't need it and educating people who need some help navigating their trips, or anything else that can add to the enjoyment of someone's trip, and yours. I always find that it is mostly the actions or words of someone you encounter while there that stick with you the most, whether they are good or bad, so remember to be a pixie dust ambassador, because others just might catch on. One small kind thing could make someone's day.
Kim

 

[jazyjewel]

I am always out to spread the magic in any way I can, so here are some of the things I do:

I will give out fast passes. I offer to take pictures. On my days off, I sometimes walk around the parks to do nothing but that. I give out pins to kids. I offer to let people use my tripod for night time shots of the castle or night time family shots in front of the partners statue. I will also tell people about riding in front of the monorail if there is noone in line for it.

 

[rjmom]

I kept my eyes peeled at Target today for things to help spread Pixie Dust while we're at GKTW and WDW and some of the things I picked up were:

Keychain mini-games of Scrabble & Connect Four @ 74c (also had Boggle and Yatzee at 2.54)
Mini blow-bubble fan (2.99)
Squeeze Breeze Misty Fans w/ free mini fan 3.48

The keychains are great give-aways and we'll probably leave a couple of fans behind for someone else to keep cool. Loved the ideas of blowing bubbles and my toddler will love using the bubble blow fan.

 

[sters]

How about stickers? Kids love them and there are tons of Disney themed ones out there. They are highly portable and not too expensive.