Tips to ride the teacups with Alice...

[Disney Mama74]

Costumes aren't a guarantee, but they do help.

We got lucky in January 2008:

A Memorable Ride With Alice and the Mad Hatter by mom2rtk, on Flickr

And again in December 2008:

aliceteacup by mom2rtk, on Flickr

No ride in 2010, but some very cool photos!.

IMG_6397-1 by mom2rtk, on Flickr

These are adorable!!

 

[Disney Mama74]

Andy's Coming was dangerous and damaging to the costumes and something that could happen over and over. The Alice thing is something that will only happen once a day at most no matter what. Disney got rid of the other things because they are cheap and have been cutting out the magical things for years, not because of an internet post.

Thank you

 

[Disney Mama74]

Not the OP but waking up Tinker Bell is one.

Waking Tink was dangerous with everyone running to it. Everyone knows about Alice already and I haven't heard of issues with people running like madmen to get to it. Part of the reason I asked the question, it that was a response, that everyone runs dangerously to it, we would skip it.

 

[cheerupem0kidx0x]

Oh wow I didn't know this was even a thing!! Now its gonna be my goal in life lol. Alice is one of my favorite characters!

 

[tobikaye]

Darn, I thought it was always first in line. My daughter is 14 and will not be dressed like Alice. Although, I'm sure she would want to be! She will have Alice attire, jewelry, bow and shoes on!

If she is 14 and does not already know about Disney Bounding, introduce her.

http://disneybound.co/

You can find a lot of ideas on Pinterest as well. I am 39 and I find myself Disney bounding on occasion. It is a great way to improve a boring work day and most people never even know.