In December we did the BBB at 9 am then the Wonderland Tea Party at 1:30. My daughter loved it, wore her own Aurora dress and had the Crown package (I think - that's the middle one, right?). We hung out at DTD after that and had lunch there, then went to the Grand Floridian for the Wonderland tea party.
I highly recommend both, but she did enjoy the BBB more. Total spent was $75 ($45 at BBB and $30 at tea party).
We're going in May and scheduled a 9:00 BBB and a 10:20 seating at Cinderella's Royal Table. We thought the tea party was too pricey. Am I going to have trouble on timing here?
In December we did the BBB at 9 am then the Wonderland Tea Party at 1:30. My daughter loved it, wore her own Aurora dress and had the Crown package (I think - that's the middle one, right?). We hung out at DTD after that and had lunch there, then went to the Grand Floridian for the Wonderland tea party.
I highly recommend both, but she did enjoy the BBB more. Total spent was $75 ($45 at BBB and $30 at tea party).
This is a great idea, this I would do and would not be as rushed as trying to make a 10am or 11am seating. I think the OP was looking at the princess Tea, which is $200/child and parent (not sure how much for adding a sibling) and that is what such a high cost that I felt did not work for my DD.
Yup, that would be the one. I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to do both but I am not sure I want to spend $100 plus (x's two) for the Bippity and then $200 (plus $75.00) for tea. I mean if someone were to tell me that this was well worth the $$ then I may consider it. I mean if I were to do both ... YIKES ... that is a $500 day just for my girls. There is a older brother in the mix as well (who will be golfing with DH while the girls and I do the Tea thing)
Geeesh .... this whole planning thing is harder than I thought!But I will have to look into the Alice Tea. I don't remember reading about that one.
We did the Perfectly Princess Tea Party last January (BBB was not open yet, or I would have been trying to decide, too!) But let me tell you, my DD LOVED the tea party, and so did I! It was around $200 for the two of us and my sister went, too. I am not sure of the cost because my parents paid for us to go.
Anyway, each princess is announced and receives a crown and shown to their table where they receive an Aurora doll (similar to AG). Then when they unroll thier napkins they receive a bracelet. They also receive a thank you not from Aurora, birth certificate for the doll and a scrapbooking paper and stickers. Rose Petal entertains throughout the time as you sip tea and apple juice, eat finger sandwiches and cake for dessert. Then Aurora is announced and the girls follow her around the room dancing. Then she visits each princess for photos. It really was magical and I am so glad that we were able to do it.