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The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique’s reopening seems imminent as Disney continues to prepare. See what’s open now and what this means for the boutique.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is an incredible experience for young children between the ages of 4 and 12 years old. Located at Magic Kingdom, Disney Springs, and the Grand Floridian, children are made up into their favorite princess or knight.
Knight makeovers include hair gel and a sword and shield. Princess makeovers are a bit more elaborate with make up, hair, and nails. And don’t forget that pixie dust and sash! My (Monica) two older children enjoyed this experience, and I am anxiously awaiting for this experience to reopen so my younger two children can have that same magic.
With the successful reopening of spa and salon services, Disney may be ready to bring back the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. However, we are unsure what modifications could be in place and when this experience may return.
Preparing to Reopen
We recently shared that Disney held internal casting calls for this unique experience. You can read about that HERE.
Now, Disney has reopened the portrait studio located near the boutique. If you are unfamiliar with this, it is a separate studio where you can have a portrait session after your makeover. This was fun to do after my daughter had her makeover so she could show off her princess hair and nails.
Disney reopened the Royal Portrait Studio at Magic Kingdom.
It has been a long two years without the princess and knight makeovers, and many of us parents hope it returns before our children age out of the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique experience. Stay updated with our blog, and we will be sure to share any official information from Disney as soon as we know!
Do you love the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique? Are you hoping it returns soon? Let us know in the comments below and on Facebook.
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Chris Smith
Monday 4th of April 2022
I completely disagree! Children should have the choice if they want to be a princess or a knight. If someone doesn’t like it then they don’t have to participate. A little girl shouldn’t have the chance to dress up as a princess taken away from them. I just don’t understand what is happening. What is the confusion??
Tlaw
Monday 4th of April 2022
This article must be outdated, as it references gender binarism, such as princesses and knights.
Disney should be offering gendervoid costumes to avoid confusion. I would have suggested dragons, but Shriek had a female version hooking up with a Donkey (not that there is anything wrong with that; quoting Seinfeld).