What do they sell at PFF?

[CrazyDuck]

I read somewhere that they have princess costumes and other wears for sale at PFF. Does anyone have any pictures of things they have for sale and more importantly how much do they cost? My DW already knows that she will be taking my DD4 to the PFF, but I'm afraid of what will happen if I leave her alone with the CC.

 

[Canyon girl]

We went last Sept. I don't remember everything that they had there. I do remember a hairstyling stand. I bought my daughter a sash that said "Princess" on it. I also bought her a very nice barrette shaped like a crown that had pink "jewels" on it. The CC will definitely be in trouble!

 

[JadeDarkstar]

any prince things for boys? or only girls

 

[Monkey Monkey]

There are no prince things, but they have a few pirate things and knight things (shields, swords, etc.).

There are costumes - there is a section of merchandise for each princess. The costumes are VERY expensive - around $65 if I remember correctly, and that's just for the costume. The shoes, wands, bows, tiaras, etc. are all extra. The hair and makeup is around $30-35.

My suggestion is to buy a costume beforehand, either online or at any store that sells them. I've seen them at Sears, Target, and of course the Disney Store and its outlets.

 

[minniebeth]

I bought my DD a Princess photo album there...it was a smallish one, all covered in sparkle pink with a crown which hold 100 photos. It was sweet and unique. It was $20. They also have pens and little trinkets that are unique. They also had really pretty nightgowns of the various princesses that were nice quality, I can't remember how much exactly, but know they were pricey. They also have PPF trading pins as well, not unique to just that location though. They also had awesome pressed penny machines.
Hope this helps a little more.

 

[jocotter]

We were recently there and were happy to see that the merchandise, hair and make up section was off to the side and you didn't have to go through it to get to the activities. Our granddaughters were very happy to do the activities/photos/meet the princesses without buying things, because they never really noticed the section with the dresses. About 95% of the girls, in the crowd photos we have, do not have princess costumes on. So girls who don't won't feel out of place. I would agree with buying a costume at home and bringing it, if you want your child to have one and are concerned about the cost.

 

[RuthieT]

We went in December and yes they have costumes and they are truly gorgeous. We bought our DD glitter shoes, two princess dolls, crown and purse. Next time we will do the costume and hair and makeup./

 

[Hound 109]

I read somewhere that they have princess costumes and other wears for sale at PFF. Does anyone have any pictures of things they have for sale and more importantly how much do they cost? My DW already knows that she will be taking my DD4 to the PFF, but I'm afraid of what will happen if I leave her alone with the CC.

Hey Duckman.....just an fyi.....they serve brats & knackwursts at the little stand next to (inside) the PFF......so you can keep an eye on their shopping while you can go all "carnivore" nearby.

(after picking up some FPs elsewhere...of course )

 

[averyiggy]

They also have face painting there. I don't remember if they have boy designs but I would bet they do.

 

[CrazyDuck]

Thanks all... Yea $60 for a costume is not bad... I was just worried that my DW would drop like 5 bills while in there. Thanks for the tip about the brats & knackwursts, but while they are in there I was planning on taking me DS on a spin on Dumbo and/or the carousel! Does anyone know how much time I can expect then to spend in there if they want to get all dolled up (make-up, hair, clothes)?

 

[Jenn1116]

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