Perfectly Princess Tea

[khascek]

Looking for info re: My Disney Girl's Perfectly Princess Tea from anyone who has attended. We're planning a trip in December with 4y/o.

 

[luvmy3jewels]

I took my daughter to the princess tea two years ago when she was 6. It was very nice and we both really enjoyed it. I think it's a little costly, but what attraction at Disney isn't? The girls get a doll and a bracelet (if I remember right).

 

[Colleen27]

We booked this for my DD, who was 4 at the time, and my mom to do on our first trip to Disney and they both loved it! DD still adores her Aurora doll and adds new charms to her bracelet on every trip. It is expensive but money well spent IMO, and something we'll definitely do again with our younger DD when she gets to that age.

 

[mychicks]

We did this a few years ago with my two oldest dds. They were 7 and 3 at the time and we went on the 7 year old's birthday. Aurora is their favorite princess. DD7 was ok, but I think I waited too long to take her. DD3 on the other hand was really into it and liked the stories and songs and was participating in it.

I think 4 is a great age for this, especially if your dd's favorite is Aurora. Most of the girls were dressed in princess costumes and tiaras when we went.

 

[Magical09]

I took my 4 year old for her birthday. She got a nice Aurora doll, bracelet and tiara. I would bring a princess costume. Most girls were dressed up and I saw a few moms run out to get dressess at the last minute (for their crying daughters without dresses).

There was a woman called rose petal who introduced every girl to the party. She sang and played games with the girls while they served "tea" apple juice and a lite lunch. They gave you many picture oportunities with rose petal and princess Aurora. Aurora went around the room and spent time with each child for autographs and pictures. She gave every girl a rose.

The food was finger sandwiches, fruits and crackers. The tea was great and it all was in the tea room at the Floridian hotel. They also had princess cake at the end.

It was expensive but worth it for us. My daughter still talks about it.

 

[mcorby3]

My mom, daughter, and I have reservations for this in May. My daughter can't wait.

 

[khascek]

My dd's favorite is Aurora and she has a dress that I plan to take with us. Do the mom's dress for a "formal tea" - I was only planning to dress her!

 

[khascek]

Sounds perfect for dd. She is in awe of the princesses and sings "Once Upon A Dream" all the time - just hope it's the same when we go in Dec! Now my ds (18 months) has started singing the song!

 

[Magical09]

I didn't dress up and the other moms did not either. I was very casual.
Most girls wore princess dresses but I did notice a few in Christmas dresses too. I went during Christmas time.
If I can figure out how to post pictures I'll try to post a few.