Just a heads up for those of you with little princesses in training...
As of last night, Toys R Us had a mis-represented deal that worked out quite well for us.
We were shopping for our daughter's third birthday party (which is tomorrow - more on that here: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/...castle-for-3-year-olds-princess-party.860575/), when we noticed "3 for $30" tags all over the Disney Princess section. The tag stated 3 for $30, when you buy 1 Disney Princess Sparkle Doll, 1 Disney Princess dress, and 1 pair of Disney Princess shoes. We read it several times, out loud, to make sure we weren't missing something... The dresses these tags were on were $50 alone, the only Princess shoes they had were real Ballet slippers at $22.99, and the dolls were $14.99 a piece. We flagged down an employee to confirm we were reading it correctly, and after checking with the store's manager, we were given the greenlight. We walked out with a $50 premium Ariel Princess dress, $23 Cinderella ballet slippers, and a $15 Belle sparkle doll, all told worth $88, for $30. Our store pulled down the signs as we were leaving, but it might be worth checking your local store to see if they made the same mistake!
As of last night, Toys R Us had a mis-represented deal that worked out quite well for us.
We were shopping for our daughter's third birthday party (which is tomorrow - more on that here: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/...castle-for-3-year-olds-princess-party.860575/), when we noticed "3 for $30" tags all over the Disney Princess section. The tag stated 3 for $30, when you buy 1 Disney Princess Sparkle Doll, 1 Disney Princess dress, and 1 pair of Disney Princess shoes. We read it several times, out loud, to make sure we weren't missing something... The dresses these tags were on were $50 alone, the only Princess shoes they had were real Ballet slippers at $22.99, and the dolls were $14.99 a piece. We flagged down an employee to confirm we were reading it correctly, and after checking with the store's manager, we were given the greenlight. We walked out with a $50 premium Ariel Princess dress, $23 Cinderella ballet slippers, and a $15 Belle sparkle doll, all told worth $88, for $30. Our store pulled down the signs as we were leaving, but it might be worth checking your local store to see if they made the same mistake!
