Need to surprise 2 nieces in 7 hrs!

[Goofy4Disney]

My sis just decided last night that she and my 2 nieces will be traveling with us to WDW. (She initially cancelled this trip months ago and so it's back on.) The youngest niece has a b-day party this evening and my sis wants to surprise her then. Anyone have any creative ways of surprising the girls that will be easy to pull off in just a few short hours? I feel so pressured that I can't think of anything! Help!

 

[tkldisney]

What I did for my nieces surprise is... I printed out a calendar for the month my dh & I were taking them. Added Disney pictures and the dates of travel. Put in envelope for each of them to open. They were all excited and jumping up & down when they got to the dates that said leaving for WDW!

 

[mrsmom]

Someone posted a while ago about using fortune cookies and putting the message inside of them , I thought this was a really neat idea. But it depends on the girls ages .
Kim

 

[annameg]

I read about someone using a puzzle of Mickey Mouse to let the kids know that they were going to DW. Seems like they hid puzzle pieces around the house.

 

[tkldisney]

I did a google on calendar and used the 10000 year calendar. You can type in the date blocks then print out. Easy to use and quick!

 

[Enchanted]

You could make them both goody bags with things they'll use on the trip. Like sunglasses, coloring books, snacks, and other small Disney-related items. You could find most of this stuff at your local Dollar Store or Wal-Mart for really cheap. Then you could write out handmade cards or letters that explain they're headed to Disney World! I'm sure they would love it!

 

[Nuchi15697]

Do you live close to a Disney Store? Disney Dollars would be nice.

 

[Goofy Rulz]

Wrap up a stuffed Mickey w/him holding a note saying something to the effect "I can't wait to see you when you visit!". When we surprised our kids w/a trip we wrapped up sunglasses, sun tan lotion, autograph books and sandals. At the bottom of the box was a brochure to WDW. But since you're working w/limited time you may not be able to do anything too detailed. How exciting for your family though!