Where can I find all the Prinesses?

[Lilskibearsmommy]

Where can I take my little girl to get pics with the Princesses? Don't have any dining plans for that, just looking for where they are to get pics and autographs. Thanks!

 

[KingdomHeartsFan]

Your best bet is the Princess room at the Toontown Hall of Fame in Magic Kingdom. It opens at 10 AM and be sure to get there at rope drop because the lines here grow very fast.

Ariel has her own greeting spot in the back of Fantasyland in MK called Ariel's Grotto. She is here from mid morning to late afternoon (sorry I don't know exact times).

You might also want to check out World Showcase in Epcot... we have seens loads of Princesses here. We always find Jasmine in Morocco, Mulan in China, Snow White in Germany, and in France we have seen Belle, Cinderella, and Aurora.

Don't worry we have never failed to meet all the Princesses our hearts desired. Have a magical trip!!

 

[MermaidMommy]

In the Magic Kingdom, you'll find a number of princesses in the Judge's Tent in Mickey's Toontown. The princesses vary, but usually you'll have a mix of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, etc., but someone who's gone more recently than I have could probably let you know who's been there lately. Ariel can be found in Ariel's Grotto in Fantasyland. In addition to the Judge's Tent, Belle can be found every day at Belle's Storytime in the Fairytale Garden, where she acts out the Beauty and the Beast story with child volunteers from the audience. Alice is sometimes in front of the Teacups, and Wendy is sometimes near Pirates of the Caribbean. Jasmine used to be near Aladdin's Carpets, but I'm not sure if she's still greeting there. You might find other characters there as well --just check out the Times Guide at the park or ask a Cast Member if you're looking for a particular character. Oh, and Ariel's Grotto and the Judge's Tent usually don't open until 10:00 and the lines get quite long, so get there early if you want to avoid the lines.

Outside the MK, Pocohontas has a show at the Animal Kingdom, and the princesses can often be found in their various countries in Epcot (i.e. Mary Poppins in England, Jasmine in Morocco, etc.) I'm not sure if MGM has any princesses right now or not.

 

[daddys_disney_girl]

Another great place to stop is a resterant in Norway. It has at least 5 princess come to you as you eat. I think it is mainly a breakfast place but im not totally sure. I did this and had alot of fun. If you don't want dining plans get to MK early, and head to the princess room in toontown. I did that as well.

 

[BuzzandAriel'smom]

All those locations are good. I have also heard that you can call a number in the morning and find out the character schedule for the day. I don't know if it is guest services or what.

 

[Kat in GA]

Another place to look for them is around the hat at MGM. When we were there the last week of September we saw Mulan (with Mushu) and Jasmine (with Aladdin) there.

 

[makinorlando]

Another place to look for them is around the hat at MGM. When we were there the last week of September we saw Mulan (with Mushu) and Jasmine (with Aladdin) there.

We have seen Mulan and Snow White (w/Dopey there).

In additon to or to expand upon what others have said....

EPCOT
Mulan can also be seen in China
Snow White can be seen in Germany
Princess Aurora and/or Belle (sometimes Beast) can be seen in France
Jasmine (Aladdin/Genie) or any mix there of - Morocco

AK - Pocahontas - had been seen in Rafiki's Planet watch... not sure if this one is still valid - last time we were over there was March.

Have fun.

 

[HappyCamperToo]

Although not a princess, we've been wanting to see Esmeralda--anyone ever see her?

 

[Lilskibearsmommy]

Thank You! Thank You!!!!
We are on a Princess search today!

 

[meeko_33785]

On my past couple of trips, I had only seen the Princesses at MK and EPCOT. I hear that some will appear at MGM by the Hat in the afternoon as well.

World Showcase at EPCOT is the very best place to meet Princesses in WDW. The lines are often shorter than the ones you'll find at MK plus World Showcase makes such a beautiful backdrop for the pictures. On my last trip, Mulan was in China, Snow White was in Germany, Jasmine was in Morocco, and Belle, Aurora, and Cinderella were in France. All were pretty easy to find off the main promendade except for Mulan who was back near the shop in China and Cinderella who was in the garden in the back of France by the perfume shop.

Toontown is also a nice spot to find the Princesses, but be sure to get there early since lines get really long. Usually Cinderella, Snow White, and Aurora are there with sometimes other princesses taking their place if a regular can't make it. I believe Cinderella is always there though. If you miss a Princess at World Showcase, or if your daughter just wants more princess time, definatly check this location out. Along with Toontown, there's a few other locations at MK where Princesses show up. Jasmine usually hangs out near the Magic Carpets in Adventureland, and Ariel is always at her Grotto unless the weather is too cold (in which case she appears at Toontown). Aurora is now doing meet-and-greets after the Let's Have a Ball show behind the castle, and Belle does a meet-and-greet after her storytime. I believe both of those meet-and-greets are limited to people who see the show before it. Also, sometimes Princesses show up in Town Square.

Esmerlada doesn't seem to be making appearences lately. If she's even out, I would guess she would be at the Hat at MGM, France at EPCOT, or perhaps some random location like the Toontown or something.

 

[ajcolorado]

Here is a page that gives an extensive list of Princess locations:

www.buildabettermousetrip.com/disneyprincesses.html

 

[Mecha Figment]

mulan is not a princess


and i've seen Meg once at the animation building.

 

[makinorlando]

mulan is not a princess


and i've seen Meg once at the animation building.

No she's not - but many little girls think of her as such!

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally Posted by Mecha Figment
mulan is not a princess

Yeah, I don't really think Mulan is a princess either, but she's a part of the Disney Princess line (see- DisneyPrincess.com, Disney Princesses on Ice, Disney Princess DVDs, etc.), so I usually mention her when people are asking where the Princesses are.

 

[HappyCamperToo]

And Mary Poppins was at the princess breakfast at Norway, as was Minnie. Go figure.

Princess is becoming a "loose" term for female lead, I guess.