About the Disney Princess Fantasy Faire
Four separate activities take place in the same area.
- Disney Princess Royal Walk: This is basically a character greeting, with visitors getting a chance to meet and pose for pictures with three princesses (who rotate every 20 minutes or so). Since this is a guaranteed opportunity to meet a princess, the lines can get long. If you arrive before the Faire opens, you may have a shorter wait.
- Royal Coronation Ceremony: Children how what it takes to be a prince or princess, then are joined by Disney princesse for a short dance.
- Royal Crafts: Visitors can make a paper crown or color a scene with Disney characters. Materials are free, and this may be a good place to let your child settle down a bit from all the park's excitement.
- Disney Princess Storytelling: The princesses tell stories several times a day.
Rating:3 smiles
Recommended for: Anyone who love the Disney princesses. Especially popular with little girls
Princess Fantasy Faire Facts
- Type: Character greeting, show and craft time
- Location: Fantasyland
- Duration: Depends on the schedule, lines and number of activities you do
- Check the Entertainment Times handout you get at the entrance or the board posted outside the Princess Fantasy Faire entrance for show and activity times.
- Parents, beware. The face painting and hair braiding cost extra, and if your little one gets fired up about wanting to buy a costume at the shop, this could be a costly experience.
Visitors can stay in their wheelchair or ECV. Ask a cast member if you need any assistance.
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