What do I mean?
Do you, as a guest, take it upon yourself to do a little something for another guest, or CM, while you are in the World?
On this last trip (last week), my wife wanted to make some princesses feel special. Oringinally, we were going to buy a bag of the plastic jewels and give the royal gems to the royalty when we found them. Instead my wife purchased on of those Mickey head gem stretchy bracelets for one special little princess.
We found Snow White in the World of Disney and my wife approached (after getting a nod from the parents) her and told the little girl that she found themm and they looked like princess jewels, but she wasn; a princess and she was looking all over for a princess to hold them for her. The little girl nodded and took the bracelet on her wrist, the parents smiled and we walked off giggling with a tear in our eye after we saw her walking away staring at her new royal jewelry.
We made sure that the parents knew were weren't kooks and that they were indeed paid for (not just taken out of the bin).
Next trip we're considering stealing an idea from a CM friend. We're going to buy a princess autograph book and get the princesses signatures (with parent's permission of course)
It all adds another level to the experience at WDW for us.
Anyone else ever do anything like this?
Do you, as a guest, take it upon yourself to do a little something for another guest, or CM, while you are in the World?
On this last trip (last week), my wife wanted to make some princesses feel special. Oringinally, we were going to buy a bag of the plastic jewels and give the royal gems to the royalty when we found them. Instead my wife purchased on of those Mickey head gem stretchy bracelets for one special little princess.
We found Snow White in the World of Disney and my wife approached (after getting a nod from the parents) her and told the little girl that she found themm and they looked like princess jewels, but she wasn; a princess and she was looking all over for a princess to hold them for her. The little girl nodded and took the bracelet on her wrist, the parents smiled and we walked off giggling with a tear in our eye after we saw her walking away staring at her new royal jewelry.
We made sure that the parents knew were weren't kooks and that they were indeed paid for (not just taken out of the bin).
Next trip we're considering stealing an idea from a CM friend. We're going to buy a princess autograph book and get the princesses signatures (with parent's permission of course)
It all adds another level to the experience at WDW for us.
Anyone else ever do anything like this?