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cotton
22 Jun 06, 03:21 PM
Hi
Can anyone post some photos of there little princesses after visiting the BBB and tell me what package they got? I am interested in taking my DD but she will only just have turned four so only thinking of doing the smallest package and maybe buying an outfit elsewhere.

Thanks for any help

Jo
Gaz
22 Jun 06, 03:38 PM
there are some great photos on someones trip report i read a couple of days ago, cannot remember the name of the person but its mentioned in their title
Gaz
22 Jun 06, 03:41 PM
found it, this is the title

Oliver & Co in Florida Day 6 - Celebration, Golf and BBB/Shopping
Hal
22 Jun 06, 03:49 PM
Also check out post #8 in this thread (http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=92660&highlight=bbb)
Hal
22 Jun 06, 05:07 PM
We did the smallest package for DW and the next package (including nails) for DDs. There is a photographer there anyway so just make sure you have a photo pass (even if you forget it though they will just give you a new one). As you can see we just dressed the girls up in their party dresses rather than princess costumes.
catlady
23 Jun 06, 01:21 PM
Hi,

Great photos! I would love to do this for my daughter when we go in August, do you think I would need to book before we go?

Also we have just about every disney dress in this house, does anyone know if I can take one of her own for her to wear on the day? and are the hair extensions and crowns etc included in the price? Or does it depend which package she has. I was thinking the one with the hair, make up and nails.

Many thanks,
Kate :wavey:
Hal
23 Jun 06, 02:40 PM
Hi,

Great photos! I would love to do this for my daughter when we go in August, do you think I would need to book before we go?

Also we have just about every disney dress in this house, does anyone know if I can take one of her own for her to wear on the day? and are the hair extensions and crowns etc included in the price? Or does it depend which package she has. I was thinking the one with the hair, make up and nails.

Many thanks,
Kate :wavey:

Yes - book before you go.To make an appointment call 407-WDW-STYLE (001-407-939-7895). It's open daily from 9:30am 'til 6pm Florida Time.

Yes, she can wear her own dress.

Yes, hair extentions, crowns etc are included in the price although what you get depends on what you go for. Disney Princess gets a crown; Disney Diva gets hair extensions. Don't know about Disco Diva - presumably on a par with Disney Diva.

The packages are:-
The Coach package~ includes hairstyling and glittery makeup for $35
The Crown package~ includes the above plus nails for $45
The Castle package~ includes the above plus a costume with accessories and 1 6x8 photo and 4 4x6 photos. this package will start at $175

I would recommend the Coach or Crown. For the nails they ask you if you want false nails stuck on or their own nails painted - we opted for the latter, but when you leave they give the girls a goody bag with make-up in it and the nails which weren't stuck on.
catlady
23 Jun 06, 04:21 PM
Hi Hal,

Many thanks for the info. I will def. book before we go!

Looks great my daughter will love it! Just need to find something for my son now? He's much harder to please!!

Thanks again.

Kate :wavey:
cazaline
24 Jun 06, 05:38 AM
My 9 year old just had this done and went dressed in her own outfit as she felth she was too old for the princess outfit and loved it they really spoil them and make a big fuss, also the hair extensions,nails, hair clips and make up pallette total about 30-40 dollars when sold seperatley in the dd shop so it really is good value:spin: :spin:
jaxeel1
24 Jun 06, 07:31 AM
Has anyone had the castle package.

It seems quite a good price if you were going to be buying the outfit any way.

(that's what I keep telling DH'S!!!!)
kirlie91
24 Jun 06, 08:17 AM
We had the castle package for our DD Kirsten which was towards her 5th Birthday pressies. Here are a few piccies. We just bought the outfit for Milllie as she is only 2 and wouldn't have kept aything in her hair for longer thn 5 minutes. No doubt next year it will be the 2 of them :confused2


http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g70/kirlie91/STA70721.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g70/kirlie91/STA70726.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g70/kirlie91/DisneyPhotoImage87.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g70/kirlie91/DisneyPhotoImage55.jpg

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g70/kirlie91/DisneyPhotoImage77.jpg


Edited to say: def worth the price IMO - the photos alone included in the package and the extra ones you get taken on the photopass card make it great value.
jaxeel1
24 Jun 06, 08:22 AM
:dopey: :dopey: :thumbs-up So to seem thick what is a photopass card.

Stunning pictures, can I ask what you did for the rest of the day once you had 2 princessess in tow.

Thanks Rachel.
kirlie91
24 Jun 06, 01:37 PM
:dopey: :dopey: :thumbs-up So to seem thick what is a photopass card.

Stunning pictures, can I ask what you did for the rest of the day once you had 2 princessess in tow.

Thanks Rachel.


Well, when you are in the parks there are photographers/cast members who will take your photo free of charge. When they have taken it they will give you one of these cards which has a specific I.D. number on it. You can view all the photos you have had taken at several places in the parks and, at the end of your hols you can either order a few or purchase the Photopass CD which they burn for you and you then have the copyright of them all. This is $99.95 + tax. The photos are also avail to view online for upto 30 days once activating the card. Well worth it in my opinion as my friend was also in WDW at the same time as us. She ordered 5 photos online when she got home and that worked out at $70 - I think there are about 130 photos on ours and we get them printed at Asda for 5p each when ordered over the internet.

As for the rest of the day, the girls had a sleep and then we just shopped. They received alot of compliments and admiring glances. They were in their element.
Dizzy
24 Jun 06, 02:16 PM
Kirlie, what beautiful photos, you have 2 stunning little princesses:heart:

I have booked the Castle Package for our DD (9) in October (as a surprise)and we are doing MNSSHP afterwards:spin:
jaxeel1
24 Jun 06, 04:08 PM
MNSSHP once again sorry what is MNSSHP.
kirlie91
24 Jun 06, 04:49 PM
MNSSHP

Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween Party:wave:
jaxeel1
24 Jun 06, 07:01 PM
thanks sooooooooooooo much
Vabeth
25 Jun 06, 08:20 PM
Kirlie, your girls look adorable!

I'm going to book the Crown Package as a surprise for DD! She will be 10 when we go, so it will probably be the last time she'll be at the age to want to be dressed up like a Princess! :cry:

Do you have to tell them when you book what style you want or can that be left till the day?:wave:
kirlie91
25 Jun 06, 09:09 PM
Kirlie, your girls look adorable!

I'm going to book the Crown Package as a surprise for DD! She will be 10 when we go, so it will probably be the last time she'll be at the age to want to be dressed up like a Princess! :cry:

Do you have to tell them when you book what style you want or can that be left till the day?:wave:



I was asked what style she wanted when I booked but was told that if anything changed, as long as you let them know when you are booking in, it should be fine. It really is a great experience for them, they get so pampered!!
Vabeth
25 Jun 06, 10:02 PM
I was asked what style she wanted when I booked but was told that if anything changed, as long as you let them know when you are booking in, it should be fine. It really is a great experience for them, they get so pampered!!

Thanks Kirlie!
She's such a girlie-girl and loves nails and make up so i think she'll be thrilled with this! I'm not going to tell her till we walk through the door so it should be a brilliant surprise for her!:wave: