Momtoapug
Earning My Ears
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- May 6, 2016
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Allow me to review the Perfectly Princess Tea for you.
In a nutshell: worth. Every. Dime. Yes, all $300+ dollars.
Why? Because your child gets a front row seat to a very intimate and interactive event which is not crowded, there is no wait time. No lines. There is AC! Food is provided. And the gifts keep coming! Not to mention one on one time with Aurora! And another "princess" Rose Petal.
There were maybe 6 other girls at the princess tea today. We were greeted by name and seated in the gorgeous tea room at the grand Floridian. The lighting at 1030 am was bad from certain angles for pictures (back lit), so I actually
Moved to sit across the table from my daughter so Aurora could sit next to her and I could easily take pics Aurora was an absolute dream come true and spent a lot of time with my daughter, much more than at a character meal. I would actually recommend skipping two character meals and doing this event, if you want to economize. It's just a million times better in my opinion.
The girls get a doll, a good amount of food (turkey sandwiches and pb and j sandwiches and fruit and a huge slice of cake!) moms and dads get a hefty plate which could work for lunch or brunch in my opinion, the girls will also get a bracelet, really nice Aurora crown and magic wand AND. Drawstring back pack and stickers and scrapbook page AND individual photos with their doll (mom or dad, get in a few!) also a group photo with Aurora -all via photo pass. Easy and ample opportunity to take pics during tea (except
Lighting is hard to get perfect pics ) but it's too bad photo pass isn't on hand during tea for the price. However, all in all this is a darling and priceless event. I was really hesitant to do it but it was worth every single penny. HIGHLY recommend! my daughter is turning four in one month and I feel she was the perfect age. I would personally not being a child younger than nearly 4; and I think any age above would enjoy it.
In a nutshell: worth. Every. Dime. Yes, all $300+ dollars.
Why? Because your child gets a front row seat to a very intimate and interactive event which is not crowded, there is no wait time. No lines. There is AC! Food is provided. And the gifts keep coming! Not to mention one on one time with Aurora! And another "princess" Rose Petal.
There were maybe 6 other girls at the princess tea today. We were greeted by name and seated in the gorgeous tea room at the grand Floridian. The lighting at 1030 am was bad from certain angles for pictures (back lit), so I actually
Moved to sit across the table from my daughter so Aurora could sit next to her and I could easily take pics Aurora was an absolute dream come true and spent a lot of time with my daughter, much more than at a character meal. I would actually recommend skipping two character meals and doing this event, if you want to economize. It's just a million times better in my opinion.
The girls get a doll, a good amount of food (turkey sandwiches and pb and j sandwiches and fruit and a huge slice of cake!) moms and dads get a hefty plate which could work for lunch or brunch in my opinion, the girls will also get a bracelet, really nice Aurora crown and magic wand AND. Drawstring back pack and stickers and scrapbook page AND individual photos with their doll (mom or dad, get in a few!) also a group photo with Aurora -all via photo pass. Easy and ample opportunity to take pics during tea (except
Lighting is hard to get perfect pics ) but it's too bad photo pass isn't on hand during tea for the price. However, all in all this is a darling and priceless event. I was really hesitant to do it but it was worth every single penny. HIGHLY recommend! my daughter is turning four in one month and I feel she was the perfect age. I would personally not being a child younger than nearly 4; and I think any age above would enjoy it.
In my opinion it was worth it but we also scrimped in other areas (did not set foot in gift shops, for example, and no dining plan). We did that intentionally so we could spoil her with these experiences which for me, were richer trimmers than a character dinner but/ its all a personal opinion and preference for sure
