Princess Fun Faire

[PoohBearFriends]

I looked on the calendar for the dates we are going to be there and it was only listed for one time during the day, even on the weekend, 2nd week in March. Is it held more than that? It seems like a lot of people to line up and wait to see the princesses.

How many princesses are there to wait in line for?

What other activities do they do?

My kids are getting older and not into the meet and greet as much, more the rollercoasters, but they did have fun seeing Cinderella, their favorite last year.

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[lucky1]

While we were there it was opened from 10am until 6pm everyday.

> How many princesses are there to wait in line for?

It varies through out the time it is open. They change out often. We saw they had 2 princesses one time and then another there was 4 princesses.

 

[PoohBearFriends]

Thanks for your info, that is good to know.

 

[amw]

Here's a full description & some photos:

http://allearsnet.com/dlr/tp/dl/pff.htm

 

[cedarparkgirl]

I will be going with my daughters ages 5 and 4, and my niece who is turning 5 in a couple of months. We would like to go to DL in April. And they are all about Princesses. So this would be a must for us.

Could someone please tell me the costs for this.. and how many hours did it take to go through this.

Thanks!

 

[tinkerbelt]

The fantasy faire is free. It is open from 10-6 every day, and they have different activities at certain intervals. The princesses come out and do stories and songs, etc. You can have your face painted (costs extra), or visit the Princess Fantasy Faire shop, or eat at the snack bar, but other than that, everything is free.

Depending on the crowds, it takes about an hour to wait in line to see the princesses - some days more, some days less. There are 3 princesses in there, and they are rotated out every 30 or 60 minutes, so there is no guarantee that you will see any specific princess. They also give out paper crowns and a sheet of stickers to decorate the crowns with, and there is an area with coloring sheets and crayons.

If you plan to take in everything, plan on spending a good 2 hours there. It is really fun.

eta: If you manage to get into the princess part while they are rotating them out, sometimes you will get to see 4 princesses instead of 3.

 

[PoohBearFriends]

Here's a full description & some photos:

http://allearsnet.com/dlr/tp/dl/pff.htm

Thanks for the info and website address. It is a new one for me and gave a lot of info. With 5&7 year old girls we may want to do this activity. Thanks.

 

[disneyluvbug]

Thanks for the info..on the disney website it says it is only at 11am each day?? Anyone know if that is when it starts and ends when? We will be there March 5-9...and my daughter loves the princesses...thank you!