Special Diz Stuff for a 4 year old

[sean-1966]

We're taking our neice on our next trip. I'm looking for some special treats, experiences for her. I already know about the Bibbdi Bobbdi Boutique. What else is there?

 

[Deesknee]

Wow! Have a great time.
First you must brainwash her. Then it is all a treat!!
Character meals are a must IMHO Just make sure she realizes how big the characters are and that most do not verbally talk. There are princess meals too.
Face painting. We got my kids done at MK near Minnies house.
Ask if she can ride in the front of the monorail.
If you are staying on site arrange a wake up call and let her answer.
There are so many who can help you more than I. We took our DD at just under 3yo and it was so much fun. These things seem to impress her.

You are in the right place the dis pro's are full to the brim with helpful info!

Enjoy!

 

[eebadeeba]

We just got back from 9 days. I asked my 4 year old what her favorite parts were. "Peter Pan, play areas, and the Candy Lady" was her response. She likes all the play areas, even Pooh in Fantasyland, which to me seems a little young for her. She also likes Tom Sawyers Island, especially the barrel bridge. Also the Boneyard and AK and the play area at MGM. The Candy Lady is in Japan at Epcot. The times are listed and be there a little early so that she gets one. She will ask what animal and what color, and will then make an animal sucker out of candy and give it to your niece.

I also liked the Family Fun Day Parade and MK. The first day I was there I didn't see it listed, but had looked only under the Parades section. It is listed under shows or activites on the back side of the schedule. Just be in the circle at the front of the castle at the time the parade is listed to start. Then line up behind a character and you are in the parade. The parade actually starts 10 minutes after the time that is listed. She enjoyed being in the parade, but says she likes the play areas better.

Hope this helps.

 

[GEM]

The Wonderland Tea Party at the Grand Floridian is TONS of fun! My 3 year old son loved it on our last trip. It's a kids only event, meaning you drop the kids off and come back for them. It last about an hour. They get to have tea with Alice and the Mad Hatter. They have a very fancy table set up and they get tea (apple juice, I think) and fanc sandwhiches and cookies and fruit. They also play games and get pictures with the characters, etc. My little guy still talks about it! It's a very special event and I bet a four year old girl would eat it up! Cost is $35 and you need to reserve it in advance by calling the dining number.