TinkerBell gift ideas for 5 year old girl

[BlondeAppetit]

We are heading to Disney World this September to celebrate my daughter's 5th birthday.

I heard about the Tinker Bell gifts and think that is a great idea.

I would love some ideas. This is our general agenda.



Thursday

Drive down from SC and stay at the All Star Movies Resort. We will be arriving after dinner.

Friday

Check in early to CR and head to Epcot

Dinner reservation at Garden Grill.

IllumiNations

Saturday

8am. BBB and 10am CRT

Dinner at Ohana

Sunday

Animal Kingdom - lunch at Tusker House and Dinner at Sanaa

Monday

Back to Magic Kingdom

Lunch at BOG - hopefully. Dinner at Cali Grill. Wishes this night.

Tuesday

Breakfast at 1900 Park Fare

Pool day

That night we are going to MNSSHP!

Wednesday

Check out

Lunch at B&C

Thank you in advance!

 

[MSSANDRA]

I love to indulge my kids. but hate junk stuff that just makes clutter. I try to give them things that they really will use and enjoy with a Disney twist. Some fun ideas:

-New disney princess gown for bedtime that 1st night.
-Disney themed tooth brush and paste and any other hygiene products you can find in a princess or disney theme.
-
a mickey shirt to be laying out to wear to the Garden Grill dinner
-a homemade coupon for face painting at AK if she would like that.
-homemade coupons for other treats like ice cream or those fill the tube with powder thing my DS loves
-Glow sticks or a light up toy for the night time shows( MUCH cheaper at home)
-a new princess swim suit for pool day
-a new beach towel for pool day
-a box of princess themed fruit snacks to stick in pockets and eat in long lines

 

[Kalea]

Here's what I can remember of the Tinkerbelle gifts DD (3 at the time) received:

-Rapunzel sunglasses
-Rapunzel towel
-Glow in the dark necklaces, bracelets (she got these the day we went to Wishes)
-Rapunzel tote bag
-Rapunzel pens
-Rapunzel wallet
-Rapunzel flip flops

Now she's over Rapunzel and loves Elsa...

 

[hpsalb]

I do some of the Dollar Tree/Target stuff, but it is mostly for waiting at meals, distractions, etc. Plus the car ride down. But I also have some other themed things like PP mentioned:

-Pajamas
-body wash (found travel size Jake and Princess ones in the Easter stuff at Walmart)
-glow items
-water bottle for the parks (Target has had some Disney ones lately)
-Each child has a small themed bag for their little items to take to the parks

I might do beach towels too.

I do a little ziplock bag with small stuff themed for each park:
AK - animal snacks and stickers, small plastic dinos
EP - fish and science themed
HS - Star Wars, Cars, etc.
MK - princess, character, etc.

 

[It's A Happy Day]

Disney themed of course!

- Flip flops for the pool
- beach towel
- sunglasses
- mini-hand held fan or mister type spray fan
- mini m&m's - let her eat them and then fill containter with quarters & pennies for pressed pennies... have change put aside so you can fill it.
- pins and lanyard for pin trading - again check ebay for deals
- autograph book - can either buy in gift shop when you arrive or go to local craft store & purchase one there. You can also get them online off ebay, etsy, etc.
- Sharpie marker for autograph book - fat pen or other large type of writing instrument. Fat ones work better for those characters who are "plush" like Stitch, Pooh, Mickey and may not be able to see well vs. "people"
- Glow in the dark necklaces/bracelets from the $1 store - come in handy when it's parade/fireworks time and the CM's come out of the woodwork with the newest fandagled spinny glow in the dark stuff.
- Fake Disney tattoes
- disposable camera - its amazing to see WDW through the eyes of a 5yo!
- photo album for her to put her photo's into after the trip
- glitter from Claire's or wherever you can get it (I know Claire's has a powdery form) to sprinkle pixie dust - in the hotel room because Tinker has visited but also you can also glitter up that girls hairdo before you hit the parks....every little girl likes some lil magic dust!
- Always check the $1 spot at Target, they always seem to have Disney stuff there reasonable.
- Favorite snack foods that coincide with the park for the day... ie: Animal Crackers for AK day, Nemo fruit snacks or goldfish for Epcot day (they have the living seas there), Princess or Toy Story fruit snacks for MK.
- An inexpensive tiara if your daughter is into dressing up.... you don't need to do BBB at WDW if you come prepared