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rosieuk
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| | The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is opening inside Cinderella's Castle in Magic Kingdom in the Autumn. The Downtown Disney boutique will remain open too. |
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Status: offline | Posted - 25 Aug 2007 : 12:01:25
| my 7 year old daughter had this done in july, her face was a picture while she was enjoying having her hair, nails, and makeup put on. we had the full package and i think its worth every penny. you get to pick which princess you want to be, how you would like your hair etc, you are then taken to a dressing room with the childs name on the door where everything is hung up ready for her to put on. at the end you get given a gift bag with makeup etc inside, you then go and have the photo shoot done, the memories we have of this day will last a life time, oh my daughter also loved everyone stopping her to say how fantastic she looked. that night we went off to medival times dinner show and she was made a fuss of there, a knight gave her some flowers and the princess and king in the show invited her to sit with them.
i glad we done this now while she is still at the age to love getting dressed up as a princess but they also do packages for older ladies where you can dress as a fairy godmother.
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Status: offline | Posted - 11 Jan 2008 : 19:57:43
| Just wondered for those who have done this if you can easily go in with your DD and watch the transformation and take piccies? IWe are going with her Granny and little sister. Will there be room for us all to in together?
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Mrs Brizzle
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Status: offline | Posted - 11 Jan 2008 : 20:21:45
| We have done it with our two dds and there is a central sofa thing in the boutique where you can sit and watch the process. The girls are in hairdresser type chairs and they have a fairy godmother each to transform them into the princess of their choice. In our case one of our dd's had two as one lady was a 'godmother in training' who was 'earning her ears' lol There is a photographer to take photos in the normal disney fashion but you are welcome to take your own.
anything else just ask
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Mrs Brizzle
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Status: offline | Posted - 13 Jan 2008 : 09:00:30
| ok, I dug out the brochure you get given at the boutique. It's a nice keepsake as it has Princess ......(your child's name)on the front. You also get a bag with fluffy handles, a sash to wear and the pallet of make up they have used on the child to take away.
There are 3 levels of makeover:-
Coach $35 - choice of hair style and makeup
Crown $45 - choice of hair style, makeup and nails
Castle starting at $175!!! - as above crown package pluse choice of costume and accessories and a photo shoot including an imaging package.
(this was Dec 06, so prices may have risen slightly)
The minimum age for a makeover is 3 and all children need an adult with them.
There a 3 styles of 'do' available
Pop Princess, Disney Diva and Fairy-tale Princess.
Only you can decide if you think your child will enjoy the process, you do get a lot of attention in the parks with people pointing ect.
I did see a 3 yr old have a complete tantrum because 'mommy' was trying to dress her up in snow white costume and she wasn't having it lol!
Karen - think your 11 yr old may well like the pop princess hair and make up as it comes with a colourful funky hair extension. And just leave the dressing up alone 
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Mrs Brizzle
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Status: offline | Posted - 13 Jan 2008 : 09:59:10
| Never mind Pam, there is always next time. My youngest was 4 when they had it done and that was a good age.
A few other tips.
It is best to book an appointment beforehand as it is popular.
You can take your own dresses (we did this as it is cheaper and I think UK dresses are better quality and nicer)
If it is a birthday mention it on your booking as they give a different sash with 'Birthday Princess' on it.
You can purchase accessories when paying, our two chose a ring each.
I didn't bother with the nails as I had read beforehand that the falsies fall off really quickly and my youngest has such tiny nails it really wasn't worth the extra $$$
I have added some photos in the photo gallery for anyone who wants a nosey. |
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Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
my Grandaugter went to Downtown last year and had a fantastic time
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