What not to miss with 3 year old

[tink76]

We took DD last year for her first trip to WDW. Since the trip we have had another little girl. My mom and I might take DD1 back in the fall for a short trip and for a little her time. She is now old enough for BBB, so I think we will do that (she loves to dress up) I was looking at the My Disney Girl's Perfectly Princess Tea Party but I think it is probablly out of our budget. I figure we will do some character meals, maybe Chef Mickey and the Princesses in Norway. (we did breakfast in the castle last year and she really enjoyed it but I think we want to try something different this year.) Is there anything else I should know about that a 3 year old girl would love?
We want to make this a special trip for her because it will probablly be her last with the focus only on her for awhile. Thanks!

 

[hsembrick]

We went last Sept. when my DD was 3 and she loved it!! I think her favorite part, besides swimming at the pool was meeting Tinkerbell and her Fairy Friends!! Her is a list of her other favs:

-Playhouse Disney - @ Hollywood Studies
-1900 Park Fare-@ GFR ate with Cinderella, Prince Charming, Lady T and Stepsisters
-Story time with Belle-MK
-HOllywood And Dine-ate with characters from playhouse disney
-SPLASH MOUNTAIN- she was finally tall enough!!!!!
-Nemo-Epcot
-Any of the rides in fantasy land
-any character meet and greets with characters she knew

At 3, now 4 my dd is very independent and pretty had a list of things she wanted to do (it was her 3rd trip). Just take your time and enjoy the magic!! I enjoyed slowing this trip down and focusing on what she wanted to do and taking Disney at her pace instead of running to do as much as possible!

 

[MylilTink]

Good topic! I am taking my daughter, who is 3, on her first trip (my first trip too) in Setp/Oct and I was curious about what events/activities to add to our 'must see/do' list.

 

[SnowWhite12]

Definitely do the Norway meal! Meet 4-5 princesses that way. And at MK, get in line for either Tink or princesses at soon as the park opens. Toontown doesn't open for another hour, but believe me you'll be waiting much longer than an hour at any other time.

 

[MarriedToAPrince]

This is a perfect thread for me! We are planning on taking our DD in Sept/Oct for her 3rd birthday.