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[arroyosluvdisney]

sorry if i mispelled it anyway what is this exactly

tell me more about it is it only for younger girls my daughter is 11 would she like anything there
thanks

[bradk]

some info i've found

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A new boutique at DTD is going to be offering younger girls the opportunity to be transformed into little princesses by offering make-overs. The new Bibbidi-Bobbidi Boutique will offer 3 different packages. They 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

Open daily from 9:30am 'til 6pm, the boutique is currently accepting appointments for dates starting on April 5th. To make an appointment call 407-WDW-STYLE (407-939-7895)

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and to supplement that, it will actually be located in the Princess Room of the World of Disney store in the Marketplace at DTD

[twoWDWfools]

Found teens and adults can also get the Coach or Crown package for the same price.

Think I may treat myself to a little princess pampering in April. [img]/ubb/images/graemlins/king.gif[/img] [img]/ubb/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] Just for the fun of it!

Liz

[Cam22]

I've alrady made an appointment for my DD who will be 20 when we go in June.

[Shell_of_the_South]

I hope I don't sound like a sourpuss here, but to me these prices are a bit expensive. I guess I would think that a trip to WDW would be treat enough for my kids. I'm really glad this wasn't around when my girls were younger so they wouldn't have been tempted by it!

I guess to each his own, when we're at WDW we like to spend our time at the parks.

[lkmom]

I disagree! I think the prices are fine. I personally wouldn't choose the $175 package. I'm glad they have the lesser options.

The Mousesavers newsletter gives a little more info. The hair - do's include a crown, hair extensions, or other accessories. Make - up and nails at a salon cost alot of money for adults. A child's manicure at the Grand Floridian Spa cost $35 alone. My little girl loves this sort of thing, so I booked it for a surprise for her birthday.

Like the wonderful CRT debate, some will do it, some won't. Like you said, to each his own. Each person likes to define their trip a special way, whether it be by character meals, spa appts, or bopping over to Universal.

[SarahJ]

I agree Michelle, it does seem expensive. I could see doing it for a special occasion like to celebrate a birthday or something. But otherwise I think its a little over the top for my tastes. I'd rather wait until my DD was a little older and take her for a visit to the spa with me so we could have some mother-daughter time. That would be more special in my opinion.

[magic mickey]

I called this morning and booked a coach package for my DD on July 25. It will be her 15th birthday and we are going to 1900 Park Faire for dinner. She is a big Cinderella fan. The castmember was so nice and we laughed about my DD's age. She said she has been getting more calls for teens than little girls. I am going to surprise her with this. I can't wait. I am having so much fun planning little surprises for her birthday.

[goofy4clareandkeller]

I don't think it sounds that bad, and I'm the King of the $10 hair cut. I know my wife spends way more than that and she never comes home with a crown on. I'm DD will be up for some pampering to relieve some of the stresses of being 8. We checked on a hair wrap on the boardwalk and with her long hair it was going to be $35, so I think those packages sound reasonable.