Rapunzel in the parks?

[Pluto468]

Does anyone know where to find Rapunzel at Disneyland? Wasn't there a play with her in it at some time? Does she ever do meet and greets? I know I've seen her once or twice with Eugene, but they were just wandering around so I'm not sure exactly where to look for them. My dd really wants to meet her

 

[BrianL]

Does anyone know where to find Rapunzel at Disneyland? Wasn't there a play with her in it at some time? Does she ever do meet and greets? I know I've seen her once or twice with Eugene, but they were just wandering around so I'm not sure exactly where to look for them. My dd really wants to meet her

I think she meets int eh Fantasy Faire area, outside of the Royal Hall though. there is Storytelling at the Royal Theatre that does alternate between telling Beauty and the Beast and Tangled with the princesses making appearances. It is in the same area on the west side of the castle.

 

[Pluto468]

I think she meets int eh Fantasy Faire area, outside of the Royal Hall though. there is Storytelling at the Royal Theatre that does alternate between telling Beauty and the Beast and Tangled with the princesses making appearances. It is in the same area on the west side of the castle.

Thanks! I'll look for her there and hopefully we can catch her at the Royal Theatre.

 

[LKing]

We saw her at the front (just inside the gates, before you go though the tunnel) during the parade.

 

[Vala]

Stick around after the first or the second performance in the Theatre. You need to be in the Theatre and wait after the performance.

She sometimes is in the little meet area outside of Royal Hall too, but waiting after the performance is the most safe bet.

 

[geminirising]

If you are able to splurge and have the time for it, there's the Princess Breakfast Adventures at Napa Rose in the Grand Californian. The specific princesses aren't guaranteed, but when I was there I saw Rapunzel, Tiana, Mulan, Jasmine, Belle, Ariel, and Aurora. It's great if your daughter is into princesses. You get to go back and talk to them as often as you'd like. And you won't have to try to hunt them down at the park or stand in a long line at Royal Hall.