Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Hi, I'm helping a relative with a one day visit to DLR. She'd like to take her grandaughter to the Princess Meet and Greet and turned to me for suggestions. Please help me LPers as I'm the one with grandsons I know the Fantasy Faire is closed so please help with where the line begins and what to expect. I assume the May Pole type dance doesn't happen anymore, right? What Princesses are there (I know they trade in and out, just wondering who they are?) Is Tiana ever there? Are Aladdin and Jasmine still in Adventureland? Thank you SO much for any information or thoughts
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Forgot......does Bibbity Bobbity Boo do just full on hair and makeup or do they have different packages? They don't want to spend too much time but maybe some bling would be fun
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance From the DL website.... "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique in Disneyland Park is a unique beauty salon where little girls are transformed from head to toe into little princesses. Choose from a variety of special packages that include everything from hair and make-up to princess gowns and accessories."
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Disney Princess Fantasy Faire Returns Early 2013 Disney Princess Fantasy Faire will be closed from Monday, August 13, 2012 until May 2013 for exciting royal enhancements. During this time, the Disney Princesses will take turns meeting, greeting and posing for photos near the "it's a small world" attraction. Please check the Entertainment Times Guide for daily details. Meet some of your favorite Disney Princesses in person at Disney Princess Fantasy Faire. Walk down an enchanting pathway with scenic alcoves perfect for introducing little ones to each princess. Be sure to take a picture and make the special moment last forever! The Princesses You never know which Disney Princesses will drop by Disney Princess Fantasy Faire to say hello. The greeting pathway usually features 3 Disney Princesses at any given time, including some of the following favorites: Snow White Cinderella Aurora Mulan Belle Pocahontas Jasmine Tiana Ariel
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Thank you CC As a mom, it would have driven me crazy to try to figure out WHICH Princesses would be there at a certain time. I'm sure my daughters would have a certain Princess in mind and we'd be stalking the area all day
Originally Posted By PetesDraggin Don't forget the Tangled meet and greet and Pixie Hollow, with Tinker Bell and friends. My suggestion for your friend would be to get in line early, otherwise the whole day will be spent waiting to meet the princesses.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Even getting there before the fantasy faire officially opened, we still had to wait over an hour to see them. It's a SLOW line.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Glad my daughter is pretty much over the princess meet and greets. Well, only when it means I don't have to wait in lines for Princesses anymore, I'd like to keep her little for a lot longer though
Originally Posted By DBitz2 Yes, the Princess Fantasy Faire in the Fantasyland Theater closed a few weeks ago. There is now a "Princess Walk" on the upper parade viewing deck along Small World Mall. You can't miss it as you approach IASW. I think most of the princesses that CC listed above are still in the rotation, but, not necessarily every day. I have not seen Pocahontas, so unsure about her. I have seen Tiana there. As of this writing, there is no entertainment, just the line for meet and greet. The Merida meet and greet is nearby in the same area. They still have some of the games and activities with that. The Tangled meet and greet is still in the same location where it has been. You may occasionally find a princess over by the Snow White Wishing Well by the Castle. Pixie Hollow has had a "climate change" with a winter overlay in connection with the latest Tinkerbelle movie and the "sister" character from that movie has been added.
Originally Posted By MrDisneyGeek for guaranteed princess interaction i would suggest BBB for a makeover and then a princess Character meal.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance Although be prepared to shell out $ in the hundreds. Princess meal is a lot of fun, it is, it's just nearly $150 for a family of four, and the food isn't overly good either. I've done it twice, had a great time, but it's crazy expensive.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORWEN: I wish I was a princess....they get all the most positive attention...they get all the best clothes and they get all the best hair...and they get the best castles to live in... ORDDU: They also get the best MEN!!! (sigh...)
Originally Posted By MrDisneyGeek in all fairness Taran was a bit young you you all. Eilonwy was much more his age.
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Thank you all so much, the information is greatly appreciated If I'm imagining the area correctly she'd be able to see what Princesses she'd be visiting. If her grandaughter isn't interested in those particular Princesses would the CM at the beginning of the lineup have a schedule? OH.....I'd better warn her about the whole autograph thing.
Originally Posted By DBitz2 They swap out the princess sets about every half hour or so. You can't rely on which ones you see up on the platform being the ones that will still be there when you reach them due to the unpredictable nature of the speed (or, more accurately, lack of) the line moves. I was in a different character line earlier this year during the Lunar New Year Celebration to get a photo with Mulan and Mushu and they left literally right when I was the next one up. The CM's might be able to tell you which princesses will be up at a certain time. But, even if they do, it's a gamble if they'll be there when you get there.