Trip 19 in 7 days time, and this time its going to include princesses!

[Brummig]

As it says trip 19 soon. Going in the motorhome, and staying 5 nights. This is trip no 2 for our daughter who is nearly 3. She came with us last year, and loved it, but now she is really into princesses (especially Frozen). As our son (now 12 with autism) was never into them we have never really paid much attention apart from seeing some in meet and greets. So any tips for best places to see them/ must do's very welcome. We have 2 princesses ready!

One thing I can't remember is about Big Thunder Mountain. DD will be big enough to go on I think, but can she go in the same seat as 2 adults? I hope so or i'll have to go on too and really don't want too!

 

[Ms Poppins]

If small enough, then yes you can get 3 in BTM, but you should give it a go yourself! My ds tried every year and hated it each time until two years ago he tried again and absolutely loved it! It's now his favourite ride. Nothing better than the view over the park and of the castle as it's getting dark - it's amazing

Hope you have a great time

 

[BabyAriel]

How exciting!

I can't help with BTM I'm afraid but here are some ways to meet princesses!

1. Meal at Auberge de Cendrillon
2. Princess Pavilion (it appears from the parade schedule that the reservation system is back, which is great for avoiding long queues and for the opportunity to meet more than one princess in a day)
3. Rapunzel meet - I would start queuing early!
4. Jasmine is usually part of the Stars 'n' Cars meet and greet in the Studios (I think)!

You'll also be able to see princesses in the parade, and this is the only way of getting a glimpse of Anna and Elsa at the moment.

In January we saw Aurora and Snow White at an unpublished meet near Casey Junior so you might be lucky with a chance meeting - fingers crossed for you!

https://wdpromedia.disney.go.com/me...prod/en-gb/system/images/show-and-parades.pdf