Pics from the Princess Fantasy Faire

[lilpixie]

I posted before I left that I would give some info on the PFF when I got back. I did post a Cinderella pic in a different thread, but here are a few more to give you more of an idea of what is there. There was a *long* line, but the princesses had a lot of interaction with my girls (more than anywhere else we'd been).
There was a show of how to curtsy, wave, dance like a princess. I was taking pics with my SIL camera during the show, so I didn't get any of the show.
After, there was a maypole dance (my pic is blurry, bet you get the idea)

There are lots of cute photo ops by the stage

Princess Minnie was my *favorite*

She was so cute, I had to get in a pic, too!

Cinderella was adorable

Mulan -- she was gorgeous!!

 

[kkheburn]

Those pictures are great. I can't wait to take my princess About how much time do you spend there?

 

[lilpixie]

The wait in line is about an hour to see the princesses. There are specific showtimes and I think there is a Princess Storytime there, too. The times are listed in the entertainment guide -- so if you want to see the show, you could see the princesses right after. The show was about 15-20 minutes, but we never saw the storytime. They also have a little place where you can buy a castle shaped cookie and decorate it. They have a hairstyling section where they do *adorable* hairstyles (for about $30). We didn't end up doing the princess styles, so I don't have any pics. I asked a lady about her little girl who had the hairstyle done -- she said the wait wasn't long and the style took about 20 minutes. But they were sooo cute, just pricey. I think they do facepainting there at PFF, but we got our facepainting across from the Matterhorn (I have pics in my other threads) for $12-15. They also have a princess boutique will all kinds of girly merchandise. They do have paper crowns and stickers (free) that you can take with you in line and they can decorate as they wait. It all depends on how much you want to do and how long you are willing to wait My girls had fun Though I do think they could get a *much* better system going on there for lines to meet the princesses, it was crazy!

 

[tink too]

Great pics - your family is adorable!

I sooo want to get a pic with DD and Princess Minnie - guess we'll be standing in that long lines next May then!

 

[moniquem]

i have pictures too! We waited a long time as well, but it was so fun! Looks like we had different "princesses!" I think next time we will do the Princess lunch! It was such a long wait and my dd was sick and not feeling her best to be waiting for so long. It was also hard on her, juts as we were getting ready to go in, my dd saw Jasmine (one princess she really wanted to see) leave! She was devastated .... well until she saw Cinderella. LOL!!

I love your pics - they are great! Isn't is so much fun???

 

[epcotfan]

Your pictures are wonderful. What sweet little girls you have!

 

[Tink-n-Pink]

Yowza, An hour with toddlers! OK this mommy is going to have to have a book or something to occupy her petite princess. Where is the line and do you stand in the line while the show is going? Can you see the show while standing in line? Thanks for sharing your girls look like they had so much fun! I especially LOVE the one with Minnie! You can just see the WOW in there eyes!

 

[lilpixie]

Unfortunately, you can't really see the show going on while standing in line. A CM told my SIL to hold us a place in line while I took my girls and neice to see the show, and then come back in line. When we were there, almost everyone did this -- had one placeholder while the other took the kids to the show (because the CM was actually telling people it was OK). But I did hear on this board that some people find this very frustrating when they wait in line, to have some placeholders -- which I completely understand. Soooo, I would recommend bringing stuff for your kids to do (sticker books, notebooks and crayons . . . something to hold their attention). They do have the paper crayons and stickers they give out that they can do in line.
Good luck!