Princess/Prince Package

[carolmp]

Can someone explain to me exactly how the Princess/Prince package works? Is the $50 in Disney Dollars good anywhere, or only at selected stores? Is the priority seating available at all shows? Do I need to pre-reserve my seat, or can I just show up at a show and get in? Is the package worth the money?

Thanks!

 

[zoeyandmakennasmom]

I can't answer all your questions however I do know thanks to these boards that you do have to reserve your seats in advance. I called and made mine at around the 70 day mark. I believe you can book them 90 days in advance. I booked Festival of the Lion King, Poccahotas(sp), and Tarzan Rocks at the AK. Playhouse disney and Beauty and the Beast at MGM. I think the only show besides the ones I just mentioned is Flights of wonder. The package also includes a charater breakfast. IMHO I think that the Disney dollars and the breakfast make the package worth the money.

 

[sweetheart2576]

I have a few questions about this package also. How much more is the package per person? Can you book any character breakfast? Can you book CRT? Also, if that if you can book CRT they take a deposit, how does that work? TYIA

 

[zoeyandmakennasmom]

I'm not sure about CRT but I booked Chef Mickey's for Mothers day and asked when I made the PS if it was included on the prince and princess plan, and they said it was. We paid $23 for adults and $63 for children 3-9. I'm not sure of the price for kids older than 9. That was in addition to the dream maker pkg price. The Prince and Princess add on is a flat price no matter how long your stay is.

 

[donnajon]

We're doing CRT when we go in May and our travel agent said we could use that for our character breakfast.

 

[cujochurch]

bumping

Has anyone used it yet? Wondering how seating is for the shows.

CujoChurch

 

[goodferry]

I know I read on one of the forums that people have had a hard time getting seating for some of the shows, the prime times fill up rather quickly. I think this is a relatively new package, but sounds like a great deal.