Special Princess things to do??

[mi*vida*loca]

Other than BBB and CRT what else is there to do with 4 year old DD. I also LOVE the princesses!

My favorite is The Little Mermaid and Belle!!!!!! I've heard of the tea party but I may wait for her to be a bit older.

THANKS!

 

[DisneyCatMom]

Bell has a story book time to the right of the Castle. Check time guide. It's sweet and kids enjoy it.

 

[ms*mountaineer]

Yes, I've finally just admitted to myself that *I* love the princesses as much as my DD's do!

Definitely do Belle's storytime!! Especially if that's one of her favorites.

You can meet Ariel in her Grotto and various princesses in the toontown tent. The princesses meals at Akershus are lovely - we did breakfast. There would be 5 princesses there for you. There are also princesses in some of the countries in Epcot (Snow White in Germany, Belle and Aurora in France, Jasmine in Morocco).

The dinner at 1900 Park Fare sounds good - I've never been but would like to try it. It's Cinderella, Prince Charming and the step sisters (who are supposed to be a hoot!).

 

[MareSINY]

My niece really enjoyed meeting the princesses in the Judges Tent in Toon Town. The day we were there Cinderella, Belle, and Sleeping Beauty were there.

The princess breakfast in Norway in Epcot was really great. We first met Belle and then at our table met Mulan, Snow White, Jasmine, Sleeping Beauty, and.. I can't remember who else. LOL

They also have in the MK Ariel's Grotto. It was so super crowded the day we went though and very hot, my niece gave up wanting to wait after about an hour, and we were almost there, but she couldn't take another minute of standing there.

 

[pl'smama]

Yes, I've finally just admitted to myself that *I* love the princesses as much as my DD's do!

Definitely do Belle's storytime!! Especially if that's one of her favorites.

You can meet Ariel in her Grotto and various princesses in the toontown tent. The princesses meals at Akershus are lovely - we did breakfast. There would be 5 princesses there for you. There are also princesses in some of the countries in Epcot (Snow White in Germany, Belle and Aurora in France, Jasmine in Morocco).

The dinner at 1900 Park Fare sounds good - I've never been but would like to try it. It's Cinderella, Prince Charming and the step sisters (who are supposed to be a hoot!).

The dinner at 1900 Park Fare was a wonderful princess affair! My DD and her cousins dressed in their princess outfits and I told my DD we were having dinner at Cinderella's summer home because she already knew about the castle. The best part of the night at 1900 Park Fare was my DD dancing with Cinderella!! They do the dance with Cindy and the Prince and they immediatly turn to the children surrounding them and pick a few to dance wtih them. My DD was choosen first and it made her whole trip ( mine too!!) It was precious to watch. My DD is five and this was magic to her.

We also sat in the lobby before our buzzer went off and listened to the pianist. My DD and her cousin ( Same age) danced all around to the piano. They were very dramatic and loved every second of it. It was grand.

Enjoy, Suz

 

[Taylor'sMom]

Go to Hollywood Studios.
There's the Voyage of the Little Mermaid attraction. Its an indoor show where it feels like you're underwater, and real actors sing, along with some screen shots of the movie. I think the show is about 17 minutes and runs continuously all day.
Also at HS is the Beauty & the Beast musical. A shortened version of a Broadway Musical. It runs about 30 minutes, and is shown a few times a day, so check the schedule.

Both are great, especially if Ariel & Belle are favorites.
No meet & greets after either though.

 

[Smile4Me]

Definitely suggest the Princess dining at Norway in Epcot! So much fun and lots of princess interaction!