Has your daughter ever dreamt about becoming a Disney Princess? If so, I have 3 words for you…Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique!
This wonderful experience includes locations at Downtown Disney® and within Cinderella’s Castle at the Magic Kingdom® Park. Girls, ages 3-12, are whisked away by their very own Fairy Godmother-in-Training into this magical beauty salon, where their princess experience begins. On our trip, we chose The Crown Package, which starts at $59.95 plus tax.
Girls begin by choosing one of four hairstyles. On this day, my oldest chose the “Pop Princess”, which kind of surprised me, because she typically doesn’t choose the more lively fashions. What surprised me even further was that my daughter didn’t make a sound as her Fairy Godmother-in-Training brushed, tugged and pinned her hair into place. This place truly is magical!
After her hair was perfected, she chose a beautiful glittery blue nail polish to have her nails painted. Then it was time for the soft eye shadow and face gem to round out her rock star look! She was adorned with her princess sash and then showered with a little pixie dust, as her Fairy Godmother-in-Training officially announced her transformation as complete! My daughter & I were both thrilled with the experience and would definitely do it again on our next visit.
This experience is a very popular one, so this is one that you’ll definitely want your Wishing Well Travel agent to book in advance for you! The packages range from $54.95 to $189.95, plus tax. And don’t leave your little prince out of the magic! The Prince package, which includes a hairstyle with gel, shield & sword and confetti shower, is available for $15.95 plus tax.
To read more about my family’s experience during our visit and to learn more about the additional options available, please visit my personal blog, Beyond the Wishing Well.
Angie has been a Travel Specialist with Wishing Well Travel since 2013, you can contact her at Angie at wishingwelltravel.com, find her on Facebook or Request a Quote from her online. You can also follow her personal blog at www.beyondthewishingwell.com.
