Originally Posted By AutoPost This topic is for Discussion of <a href="http://www.LaughingPlace.com/Latest.asp?I1=ID&I2=3371" target="_blank"><b>Latest: Disneyland Birthday Club and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique</b></a> <font face="Arial" size="2"> </font> <font face="Arial" size="2">The Disneyland Birthday Club is an online club offering Disney fans of all ages a complimentary Virtual Birthday Party via e-mail. After registering at </font><a href="file://www.disneyland.com/BirthdayClub"><u><font face="Arial" size="2" color="#0000ff">www.Disneyland.com/BirthdayClub</font></u></a><font face="Arial" size="2">, they'll receive a Happy Birthday e-mail with birthday greetings from their favorite Disney character, complete with "virtual" balloons and streamers, catchy birthday music and even a fantasy birthday cake with candles to "blow out," along with some additional birthday surprises. In addition, the Club Web site features birthday party planning tips available upon registration.</font> <font face="Arial" size="2">The Disneyland Birthday Club is an at-home online feature, free with registration. Guests can also opt to join the Club when they register for the "Free On Your Birthday" ticket using the "What Will You Celebrate" link at </font><a href="file://www.disneyland.com/"><u><font face="Arial" size="2" color="#0000ff">www.Disneyland.com</font></u></a><font face="Arial" size="2">. (guests can begin using "Free On Your Birthday" in 2009). Disneyland Birthday Club registration is now open. The first birthday e-mails will be sent in November. A Spanish-language version of the Birthday Club site, </font><a href="file://www.disneylandespanol.com/BirthdayClub"><u><font face="Arial" size="2" color="#0000ff">www.DisneylandEspanol.com/BirthdayClub</font></u></a><font face="Arial" size="2">, will go online next week. </font> <p><font face="Arial" size="2">Also, Disneyland will be opening its own version of the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique where a Fairy Godmother-in-training offers young girls a dream-come-true "Princess makeover" with various choices and combinations of makeup, hairstyle, nails, etc. The new location will open in April in Fantasyland where the Once Upon a Time shop currently is.</font></p> <p> </p>
Originally Posted By FerretAfros Do we really need another "get turned into a princess" place in the park? That shop is already just about there anyway, but it still seems a little over the top, especially with the Princess Fantasy Fair (gag) so close. It also seems to be a very small space for trying to do much of anything along the lines of what I would assume they're trying to do. The shop is currently pretty long and narrow, without much room between the walls (maybe 15 ft at widest point, where the register is). I just can't picture the guest flow through there would work very well, or that it will be a fun place to be in general (unless you're a little girl of course). But most of all, this raises the question: Will we ever get the Fantasyland Theater back?
Originally Posted By jmuboy Maybe the Boutique is an effort to free up the Fantasylan Theater for live shows again. And WDW does a boutique in their castle which is a larger space, but not that much larger.
Originally Posted By tinkerbell77 I think that is great. My daughter loves Bibbity Bobbity Botique. Now we dont have to go to WDW to get her make over. But probably by then she wont want them anymore. Oh well, I'm glad they are doing some new things here, not only WDW.
Originally Posted By jmuboy I'm a little confused on the location of DL's new Bibiddy Bobiddy Boutique (did I even spell that right???). Is the new shop going into the castle (in the shopping space on the left side of the castle as you face the Carousel) or the gift shop space to the left of the Snow White entrance?
Originally Posted By gottaluvdavillains The location mentioned is replacing the Once upon a Time shoppe - which is the main princess shop in fantasyland. They already sell the costumes and such... It's the one next to Snow White's Scarey Adventure. It has 2 doors in fantasyland and one on the side of the castle facing Main Street.
Originally Posted By EmmaJayne I really dislike the 'make over' area in Fantasy Faire and I hope it's not simmilar.. although I did enjoy having my face painted there on July 4th it was very expensive for hair styles and make up.. and some of the kids getting it down were so young! They looked cutesy but even still.. for the same money I'd rather have a princess dress..
Originally Posted By dresswhites i am not pleased with this idea. how many places do they need to make little girls up? they already have princess fantasy faire and that little stand across from the matterhorn. now they need a whole other store? i know dressing like a princess is big right now and i don't blame disney for cashing in on it, but i think they should just devote one area for it. not half of fantasyland. i wish they would turn the once upon a time store back into the tinkerbell toy store or maybe put the christmas store there. i like the space, i like to walk through the store, plz disney don't turn it into a little girl salon. well i guess it is too late!
Originally Posted By Dznygrl <<i am not pleased with this idea. how many places do they need to make little girls up? they already have princess fantasy faire and that little stand across from the matterhorn. now they need a whole other store?>> Not to mention Club Libby Lu in DtD. Really, enough is enough!
