Wanting to create the BEST trip!!!!

**ThePawnshop** · 06-01-2012, 01:14 PM

I am a single dad and I am taking my 9 year old daughter to Disney next Sunday for 4 nights. We are staying at the Polynesian and I would LOVE any ideas to make this the most memorabble trip EVER! I have ordered the "Presenting Your Royal Princess - Junior (7-13 yrs old)" package from WDW Florists and have two character breakfasts set up (Ohana's at the Polynesian and Chef Mickey's at The Contemporary Resort). Any other ideas to make this the most magical trip would be GREATLY appreciated!

Cant wait to get to Disney!

°°°°! I posted this in the wrong place...anyone know how I can move it to the proper forum :-(

Sorry for the newbie mistake!

**Winkster** · 06-01-2012, 01:35 PM

Don't worry, I've moved the thread to our General Planning forum.

Have you looked at the Bibbidy Bobbidy Boutique? Could be worth a try?

Check character meals too - and maybe boat rental?

**MINI Mouse** · 06-01-2012, 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by ThePawnshop

I am a single dad and I am taking my 9 year old daughter to Disney next Sunday for 4 nights. We are staying at the Polynesian and I would LOVE any ideas to make this the most memorabble trip EVER! I have ordered the "Presenting Your Royal Princess - Junior (7-13 yrs old)" package from WDW Florists and have two character breakfasts set up (Ohana's at the Polynesian and Chef Mickey's at The Contemporary Resort). Any other ideas to make this the most magical trip would be GREATLY appreciated!

Cant wait to get to Disney!

°°°°! I posted this in the wrong place...anyone know how I can move it to the proper forum :-(

Sorry for the newbie mistake!

Welcome to TD

Wow, you already made some great choices, I just love the Polynesian and she will love the character dinners.
If she is in to Disney princesses you can also try to get in to Cinderella's Royal Table, breakfast, lunch or dinner in the MK Castle with the princesses, or let her do bibbidi bobbidi boutique to turn her into a princess herselve

(but, I don't know if it is still available
And just go with the flow and enjoying being there, have an amazing time

**Disneymommyx2** · 06-01-2012, 09:20 PM

Cinderella's royal table is a dinner or lunch at the castle where the princess's all come to your table and spend time with your princess we go every year our dd11 and dd5 think this is the greatest thing ever it is pricey but it is so worth it!

We generally do dinner but I have heard lunch is better then dinner if you are there at around 7ish you can have dinner and then be close to the castle for the fireworks show in MK and for the magic the memories and you viewing on the castle which is amazing you don't want to miss that at all she will love it and tinkerbell flys right over the top of your head over to tommorowland so very cool to see up close if you sit across from the ice cream shoop where the little yellow umbrellas are that is the best view down near smoking section!! Good Luck to you and a very magical trip!

**ThePawnshop** · 06-03-2012, 02:06 PM

Great advice! I steered clear of dinners simply because we didn't want to be rushed if we were doing something fun and our dinner reservation time came due.

**disneylover23** · 06-03-2012, 07:19 PM

The crystal palace in magic kingdom is super cute too if she likes Winnie the pooh,

**addcogulf** · 07-14-2012, 07:46 PM

In the Grand Floridian there are 2 tesa for girls her age, the wonderland tea with Alice in Wonderland and the Princess tea with Sleeping Beauty. My Granddaughter just loved them. You could call and arrange them if there is still room. They are in the afternoon, I think. But they are pretty amazing for a little girl. And being on the monarail you can just hop over.