A Magic Kingdom must if your child is in their princess era! No lightning lane (at least when we were there) so definitely take advantage of this if you see a short wait! There is lots to see and do while you wait, and my daughters loved seeing the mother-daughter portraits of all the princesses before we got to the main attraction who just happened to be Cinderella plus one other "surprise princess" who was Elena of Avalor. My daughters were too stunned to speak when they met their heroes but the princesses did a great job of rattling funny family/fairytale lore that kept the interaction fun. At the very end of the tour you get dropped off at a gift shop which had some of the best princess themed items we've seen in any other gift shop. We all left happy and my wallet, a little bit lighter. read more

Meeting the Disney princesses was the one thing my five-year-old daughter wanted to do at Disney. Given that, we used the Genie + to book the lightning lane to meet Elena and Cinderella and then Tiana and Rapunzel. Thanks to the Lightning Lane, we waited about two minutes to meet the princesses. Due to the pandemic, they were behind ropes, but spend a few seconds talking to our daughter and then posing from afar. It blew our daughter's mind. She loved it! read more

Yes- I'm that adult that gets character pictures. Proud of it too. I visit Disney every year for the Princess Half Marathon weekend. A visit to Princess Fairytale Hall is a must when one of the Princesses is featured for one of the races I'm running. I usually get her to sign my bib and my medal as a fun souvenir. It is cheesy, magical and it puts a big smile on my face. For my most recent visit I got a FastPass+ to visit Elena and Cinderella. I was able to get the FP+ about 4 weeks before my trip. I didn't have to wait in line long with the FP+. There were about 10-15 of us in the room waiting at a time. While you wait you get to see the meet & greets for the people in line before you. I feel like they did a fantastic job keeping the meet & greets moving without making any one (child or adult) feel totally rushed. It truly warms my heart seeing the youngest Disney fans embrace their favorite Princess for the first time. There were a few that had NO desire to ever let go. It was really sweet to watch. It is kind of tucked away. If you are walking through the castle from pain street it is right on your right. Don't get distracted by the carousel straight ahead. read more

Princess Fairytale Hall - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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Princess Fairytale Hall is the ultimate rite of passage for any kid who has grown up on Disney movies and shows. On our first visit, my girls got to meet Cinderella and Rapunzel back to back and they were ecstatic! It was way more profound for them than any ride or attraction on that trip. It was like the moment that the entire Disney experience kicked in for them and they absolutely loved it. My then 5 yr old hugged Cinderella so hard and so long that I actually felt bad for the worker! Anyway, the lines are usually reasonable if you go early or near closing, so that's when we tend to visit here. Everything runs smoothly here, even though they get a good crowd. And despite the line pressure, the staff is cool about not rushing you before you get your fill of photos and a chance to chat with the characters. I would definitely recommend the Princess Fairytale Hall for little kids. A must stop in Magic Kingdom in my opinion! read more

If you're interested in photos with the princesses, this is the stop! There are two sides and each has two princesses to meet and greet with, and photos to take! Which princess is out is shown on the banner outside. They do swap them from time to time so be sure to check if you're wanting to meet someone specific. Normally it's Cinderella and Snow White or Belle on one side and Rapunzel or Tiana and Elena on the other side. Occasionally they have Aurora or Merida but it's more rare. The lines are usually between thirty and forty five minutes, so I'd consider fast passes if available. This cuts it down to max ten minutes. If you have the premium or Platinum pass, digital photos are free! The line is pretty much all indoors and air-conditioned. Overall: A A guaranteed way to meet royalty. ;) read more

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What an amazing experience.... and I'm an adult! I can only imagine what a magical experience it must be for a little one! Big tip: Get a fast pass! I know you hear this time and time again for many of the attractions, but when meeting these characters, you could be looking at a 2+ hour wait without that fast pass. With the fast pass, they usher you right in. When I met Anna and Elsa, I had about a 5 minute wait with the fast pass. When I met Rapunzel and Cinderella I had zero wait with my fast pass. That's where they will get you too. Fairytale Hall is divided up into two sections. They do switch which Princesses are there from time to time, but there are always two sections. If you want to meet the Princesses on one side, you get to wait 2 hours or so. Then if you want to meet the Princess on the other side, you get to wait all over again. If you want to meet the Princesses on both sides, you'll need two fast passes. I got a fast pass for one night and met Anna and Elsa. I got a fast pass for the next night to meet Rapunzel and Cinderella. Once you step inside, everything is so elegant. You really feel like you are in a castle. Take a look up at the lighting fixtures which are in the shape of crowns and see if you can spot the hidden mickeys. I can see why the line moves so slowly. Each Princess really takes her time with you and the entire family. It's not just a quick photo snap. They actually take the time to talk to you and have a conversation; albeit, it's a short conversation, but a conversation nonetheless. I'm sure they are tired of standing and smiling, but you'd never know it. They seem genuinely interested in you. So, it's really impossible for Disney to get a good queue time because a Princess may be with one little girl for two minutes, then she may spend 5 minutes or so with the next family because they have several children and mom & dad want to get in on the action too. Of the four I met last week: Anna, Elsa, Cinderella, and Rapunzel, I have so say Elsa was my absolute favourite. She was just beautiful and oh so sweet. Her dress was also the most gorgeous, as were the crystals in her hair. Anna and Rapunzel were both fun, made a lot of jokes, and laughed a lot. Cinderella was the most regal and proper. I also think Cinderella was a bit tired, but she was still very kind and had a beautiful smile. I can't wait to do this again. I think I'll skip Cinderella and Raunzel and go meet Anna and Elsa again. Besides, at present, I'm fascinated with all things Frozen anyway! =) If you have a little one, please make sure to do this experience. Just please make sure to get fast passes. Otherwise, by the time you get inside, your little one is going to be so grumpy from waiting in line so long they may no longer care about meeting the Princesses! read more

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The inside of this hall was beautiful! Perfect place to meet four princesses at once. They have two on each side! We got to meet tiana, rapunzel, Cinderella and Elena. The lines weren't that long when we went. They didn't a good job making the inside look elegant! All the princesses were nice and friendly! read more

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Really great character meet and greet. We chose to go to the side with Rapunzel and Tiana. The girls were extremely nice and patient with my unsure 1 year old. They made him feel really comfortable and he ended up really enjoying his time with Princess Tiana. We got great photos and the photo pass photographers were awesome! Overall a wonderful experience, but I wouldn't wait more than 15 minutes if you don't have little princesses in your party that HAVE to meet Tiana and Rapunzel. That's precious ride time! read more

I totally missed the "meet the princesses" theme before entering the line. I wish the name or some sort of signage made that obvious, but even the line, full of adults and adults without kids weren't a giveaway of what was behind the door. So, if this is your sort of thing and you're worried that you won't fit in without a kid with you, don't be. Mom, Dad and I waited in the line on a Saturday afternoon for about thirty minutes. The door at the end of line revealed a hallway and a then a castle like room... perfectly fit not only for one princess, but for two. I feel slightly bad for being so taken aback by the princesses and not an actual ride. I was a good sport and got my picture made with each of them. I promise, I even smiled. And in sweet southern belle style, they both even made conversation with each person who went through the line. read more

This is the place to be if you want to meet Rapunzel, Cinderella, or some of the newer princesses (I don't know their names). The princesses are so nice and the workers are just as nice. This place would be a little girls dream! read more

The queuing needs a little work - the Fastpass line moved slower than the regular line to see Cinderella and Rapunzel. On the other side you have Elsa & Anna (about 2x longer lines). Inside, both princesses in short order, and lots of photos and a chance to say hi to each, they do really enjoy meeting people. Princesses definitely take their time with the families. Two photographers and they'll scan your MagicBand. Tip: Bring a signature book. read more

It's the same princess meet and greet that was up front, just new home/location. Being able to fast pass this is a life saver. And, it's new location in fantasy land makes it more convenient to incorporate that fast pass into your day. Having to go back to the front of the park was time wasting. Regardless of location, the little extra time the princesses spend trying to coax your little one to get over her shyness/shock and actually speak to the person she'd been waiting months to speak to is appreciated. read more

Princess Fairytale Hall - Amusement Parks Near Me - Orlando, Florida

So nicely done! The decorations inside make it look like you are entering the castle hallways. read more

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Gorgeous inside and the princesses are so great! We typically don't buy into the whole princess culture with our daughter, but PFH was opening for the first time while we were going to be at Disney so we wanted to check it out. We were unsure if Disney would do a big event around it or not, so my husband insisted we buy our daughter a princess dress and be at the Magic Kingdom at Rope Drop. Sadly, they didn't do anything special but my daughter loved meeting the princesses. I recommend getting FP or scheduling FP+ (if you have a magic band). Cinderella meets in one area with a visiting princess- Aurora when we were there and Rapunzel meets on the other side with another visiting princess- Snow White on the day we were there. Since it's two separate lines, you must do separate Fast Passes for them. We scheduled our FP+ for first thing in the morning, did the rest of Fantasy Land while it was uncrowded and did our second FP+ at 10am and had very little overall wait. read more

Pros: -FP+, which needs work - read below -Castle-like setting -Make-a-wish gets immediate access -Characters are great Cons: -Wait times -Crowded -Queues outside are too hot Like most attractions in the Magic Kingdom, this one is awesome. On one side, you could meet Anna and Elsa from FROZEN and on the other side you could meet Cindarella and Rapunzel. If you get a fast pass plus for this attraction, be prepared to wait a good hour. Yes, having a fast pass does not guarantee that you will be in quicker then the general wait. This is a huge negative! The queue is outside and in case you never have been, FL is a hot place. Oh, and it is humid. Once you get inside, you meet each princess separately. Keep in mind, you need to choose if you want to see the classic ones or the FROZEN ones. Once you meet a set of them, if you want to meet the other two, you need to go in line again. You meet each one at a time. It would be nice to meet Anna and Elsa together or at least have that option but I also understand that some people want to meet each one differently and get separate pictures. All in all, a fun place to go and visit, especially if you like these girls or you have little ones that do read more

I love, love, love all the princesses! Use your fast pass for this, because the wait is huge :) and totally worth it. I loved our princesses, adorable and totally in character. Beautiful princess skin too! :) read more

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Slow slow slow and the workers weren't very nice. Sign said 30 min was was 2 hours. Disney needs to change something with this spot

I was trying to catch all the princesses. Magic Kingdom was my last stop since I got half of them in Epcot. This is the only place other than Ariel Grotto which has FastPass+ If your child or you would like to meet these princesses I recommend getting the FastPass or come late at night (park closing) or early in the morning (rope down). Unfortunately, I booked all my FastPasses for the day (Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train) Meeting the princesses wasn't part of my itinerary when I decided to go on this trip. However, after getting all the pictures and interactions in Epcot and Animal Kingdom with all the other princesses, I just had to! I got there around 8:15 ish (Magic Kingdom had early morning hours so they opened around 7am. They opened at 8 for all other guests). When I got to the line Anna and Elsa was estimated to be 110 minute wait, but the cast member said that today seemed to be very smooth and Cinderella and Rapunzel was a 30 minute wait. I wanted to go to Cinderella and Rapunzel and come back at a later time for Anna and Elsa. However, I got in the wrong line! I realized that line splits off at the entrance and I waited in Anna and Elsa's line by mistake! I was wondering why the other line was so empty (and kept thinking oh it's fast past and this line is going to split off at some point...hahah) I actually think that the cast members guestimates are sometimes wrong or they add a few just to scare people. The 110 minute wait turned out to be a 60 minute wait (maybe it was just an off day). I jumped in the other line by 915 to see Cinderella and Rapunzel - the wait was about 10 minutes. I don't think its worth 1 hour + to meet princesses for only 2 minutes. Yes, they were very kind and definitely act like they're the characters. However, I could do so much with my 2 hours in the Magic Kingdom than stand in line when I can come back at a later time when all the kids go home ...lol... but unfortunately if you do have children get the FastPass because it's an experience your child will probably never forget since all the princesses are pretty attentive and actually strike up a conversation with you. Especially if your child is shy, they learn to interact with the characters! read more

Lines are usually long but for little girls wanting to meet their favorite princess this may be your best option. However, we found the characters and princesses much easier to meet in Hollywood studios. read more