Princess storybook Akershus for lunch?

[jackie101]

Do they also do a photo dressed up in princess clothes? Do they supply the clothes & how much is it? Or just post a link...thanks

 

[GatorLady]

Photo package is included with the meal. They do not provide any costumes. You can dress-up your children if you want, you don't have to. The photo in my signature is from there, she had done BBB earlier in the day. (I embellished the photo in my photopass account.)

We went for dinner there and enjoyed it very much!!

allears.net is a great place to check out menu's and pricing for all WDW restaurants.

 

[skeeze]

We took our daughter there for dinner the last week of July and she had a private picture with Ariel, then 5 other princesses during the meal. I'm sure they do the same for lunch, just ask the front desk area who the character is that day for the private pictures.

 

[KEMdisney]

We went for lunch in June. Belle was our "greeter", so thats who we had the photopackage picture taken with. The other characters there were Cinderella, Ariel, Jasmine, and Auroura, (doing table visits) but you do not have a choice of who you get the photo package with...its just depends whoever the greeter is. They take the picture when you first walk in, before they take you to your table. Then, while you are eating, they bring the photos over to you. I believe it was a 5x7 and like 3 4x6s, it all comes in a nice little portfolio folder thing. The photos are included in whatever the price is (not like at Chef Mickeys, where you have the option to buy the photo package...if youve been there before).

They do not supply and clothes for your daughter (or whoever) to wear, if thats what you meant. There were lots of little girls dressed as princesses, but not EVERY little girl was. So if you decide not to dress up, I dont think your little girl(s) would feel left out. It seemed like a lot of little girls came straight from the Bibbity Bobbity Boo Botique. We brought our own princess dresses (that I got onsale at Macy's) and changed into them just before our lunch. The dresses I bought were about 25 dollars...they have dresses in outside the restaurant for sale and they were about 50 or more dollars, so i was glad we brought our own.

We had a GREAT time at this place! The food was a little "different", but everyone enjoyed what they got and the character interaction was PRICELESS.

 

[jackie101]

Thanks

 

[jackie101]

We went for lunch in June. Belle was our "greeter", so thats who we had the photopackage picture taken with. The other characters there were Cinderella, Ariel, Jasmine, and Auroura, (doing table visits) but you do not have a choice of who you get the photo package with...its just depends whoever the greeter is. They take the picture when you first walk in, before they take you to your table. Then, while you are eating, they bring the photos over to you. I believe it was a 5x7 and like 3 4x6s, it all comes in a nice little portfolio folder thing. The photos are included in whatever the price is (not like at Chef Mickeys, where you have the option to buy the photo package...if youve been there before).

They do not supply and clothes for your daughter (or whoever) to wear, if thats what you meant. There were lots of little girls dressed as princesses, but not EVERY little girl was. So if you decide not to dress up, I dont think your little girl(s) would feel left out. It seemed like a lot of little girls came straight from the Bibbity Bobbity Boo Botique. We brought our own princess dresses (that I got onsale at Macy's) and changed into them just before our lunch. The dresses I bought were about 25 dollars...they have dresses in outside the restaurant for sale and they were about 50 or more dollars, so i was glad we brought our own.

We had a GREAT time at this place! The food was a little "different", but everyone enjoyed what they got and the character interaction was PRICELESS.

How far is the Bibbity Bobbity Boo Botique?

 

[karapp75]

Great info! We are going for dinner in Sept and now I'm even more excited!

 

[love__goofy]

There are two boutique's. One is in Downtown Disney and the other inside the castle at Magic Kingdom.