Wonderland Tea Party

[samefay]

Today was the first day I was able to book. My daughter is scheduled for the tea on January 21st. Anyone ever done this? If I leave a disposable camera will someone be able to take pictures for her. She'll be 6 - I guess she could take some "inteteresting ones" herself. TIA

 

[holbear]

My DDs did it and LOVED it. I sent a camera with the older one (ages 7 and 5) and all she took was 2 blurry pictures. But, when you walk in with them you have time to take a few of the table all set up (which is adorable!). They also do take a photo for you and fix it together with autographs in a folder. My DD said that they were way too busy playing games to take photos. The girls both had a wonderful time.

 

[disnut1149]

My DDs did it and LOVED it. I sent a camera with the older one (ages 7 and 5) and all she took was 2 blurry pictures. But, when you walk in with them you have time to take a few of the table all set up (which is adorable!). They also do take a photo for you and fix it together with autographs in a folder. My DD said that they were way too busy playing games to take photos. The girls both had a wonderful time.

Hi
Thanks for your review. My DGD (4 1/2) is doing the tea party next month. It really sounds like fun!!

 

[samefay]

Thanks for posting. SShhh! I have a secret - I WANT TO GO. What's wrong with a 34 yr old wanting to attend. My daughter is excited though and I've already purchased the Mad Hatter and Alice scrapbooking stuff. Can you tell we're really looking forward to this!

 

[Cathy7419]

My 3 girls went last year to this, their ages were 7, 8 and 11 (but she was 10 for the day, they told me to not worry about the age, so she wouldn't be left out). I sent the camera with them and I got 2 photos of the table setting, lol. The photos that the CM's took were great though. They all said that they had lots of fun and would do it again.

 

[Rubbertops]

My DDs went last year. They were 3 and 7. I gave them a disposable camera but they didn't take any pictures.

Here is one I took at the start. They enjoyed it.

 

[Pumbaa_]

I sent my niece there when she was 5. She had a ball! It was funny because I tried lingering and was efficiently booted out.

I don't think the CM will want to be responsible for your camera OR have time to pose pictures. The kids stay superbusy and have a ball. Taking time for photos does take away from teh experience, IMO.

And like a PP said, they do give you a cool picture with the mad hatter and alice (she was in the picture wasn't she?) signed.