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This week's theme is Characters.  

Belle spent about 5 to 10 minutes with my little princess.  Addie didn't say much. She was simply in awe of Belle.  Addie was three in this picture and she may not remember much about meeting her, but I will never forget this moment.  

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Meeting Characters at WDW - Part 2 of 3

(the following is a guest blog)

I’ll try to quickly go through some of the other characters that you might find at the parks, where exactly to find them, and any tips I might have. Continue to keep in mind some of the general tips I mentioned in the last blog. All Ears has a great list of things to keep in mind as well.

Minnie, Donald and Goofy are probably three that are at the top of many lists after Mickey. These three can usually be found in the same spots, or at least close to the spots, that Mickey is. At Animal Kingdom, these three are also in Camp Minnie-Mickey. As I stated with Mickey, it’s best to stand in line for these three while a Lion King show has just started. They can also be found at the town hall square at Magic Kingdom. Expect a line there. The Character Spot at Epcot is a great place to get them as well as is Chef Mickey’s (but make sure you have an ADR there). Our kids got Goofy and Pluto at Dino Land at Animal Kingdom as well. Pluto is often in many of these same locations.

Daisy isn’t as easy to find as these others, but she’s easy to get as you just pass the gates at Epcot. We waited in line about 10 minutes. She’s also in the town hall square at Magic Kingdom.



If you have a princess of your own, you’ll need to get pictures with the various princesses located throughout the parks. Town Hall Theater now has Cinderella, Belle and Aurora (Sleeping Beauty) all

Meeting Characters at WDW - Meet the Mouse

(the following is a guest blog)

One of the more magical happenings at WDW is meeting characters that are at each of the four parks. But do you really want to stand in line for an hour, or more in some cases? Neither do I.



One common theme on this blog will be planning. You must plan what you will do at each park and when to do them. Some will think of planning simply as it applies to rides. Some will also factor in meals as well. But if you don’t factor in some time and plan on how to best execute how to get pictures/autographs with your favorite characters, you will lose valuable time.

The itinerary located at the entrance of each park will give you times and locations for scheduled character meets. These are very helpful, but you still need to have an idea in advance of what plan to do.

There are various websites that have linked to where you can find different characters. I will link to some of them in the final installment of these blogs.