Princess dresses for 1900 Park Fare?

[suerob]

During our last trip, we took a walk through the GF. Over near 1900 Park Fare, we noticed several little girls with Princess dresses. It was around dinner time so I assumed that these people were on their way into or out of the restuarant. Do most of the little girls dress up to go to 1900 Park Fare for dinner? These girls were really dressed up, dresses, shoes, tiaras, gleves, purses. Is this the norm? I don't want my girls to feel left out.

 

[northern michigan]

my daughters were 4 and 8 the first time and 7 and 11 the next. They simply wore princess T-shirts the first time. I wouldn't say the majority dress up, but there are always little princesses running around. Heck, sometimes they wear their dresses on the attractions. How old a DD are you bringing? I think the younger they are the more likely you'll see this.

 

[Harambe]

We saw quite a few little princesses also, both at the GF and at the parks. In 96 degree heat with high humidity, I felt bad for them - but they seemed to be having a heck of a time!

Plenty of adorable simply dressed girls, too! I think the idea of the princess tee shirt is better - more comfortable, anyway!

 

[rsschneck]

Our last vacation was a month ago and we ate breakfast at CRT. My DD thought she was too old to wear her princess dresses this time (she is 7). There were a lot of little ones in their costumes for breakfast.

Towards the end of our vacation DD found the red Christmas Belle dress and wanted to buy it REALLY badly. The costume was $85 and I said it was too expensive. We came home and found a pattern that Grandma is now sewing. DD will wear the costume for Halloween and is planning on wearing it to dinner for Cinderella's Gala Feast in December. So, I think it depends on the little girl and if she wants to dress like a princess. No one cares and I think the pictures and memories are priceless! We are storing all of the past princess dresses so she can have them for her little girl someday!

 

[poohlover]

My little princess, (6yo), wore her Cinderella dress to dinner at 1900 Park Fare our first night in Disney in April.

But this little princess will wear dresses ALL WEEK...ALL DAY!!

She LOVES getting dressed up, always has...could be her older sisters influence.

So if you see her walking around in her dresses in Nov...it's cause SHE wants to. I have to say she gets extra attention that she LOVES, when she wears the dresses. She's not a shy one!

But I don't think any little girl will feel left out if she doesn't have a dress on. My older 2 never wore them, didn't want to. So maybe it depends on the girl.