Is it easy to take your pictures with Disney characters at Disney World?

	Is it easy to take your pictures with Disney characters at Disney World? Im taking my daugther to Disney World this week and she is 2 and its her first time is it easy to get pictures taken with the characters? is the park busy in december? Asked By: Heather M - 12/1/2008

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Yes. :) The characters enjoy having their pics taken with people. (its their job and they enjoy it.) ^^ "The Crystal Palace" (located right near Cinderella's Castle) is not only an excellent place to eat at but you get to meet each one of the Winnie the Pooh Characters. Also there is a day parade and a night one. So if you want to see the day parade go one day and then if you want to see the night one with your little girl have her take a nice nap that day, they also have fiber optic Winnie the Pooh lights too. :) (They probably have more now, seeings I was 10 the last time I went and I'm 18 now..lol.) Now the autographs, they are sometimes a problem, because some of the characters outfit don't have the hand movement. I don't know if you will be staying at Resort or renting a Community house like my parents did for a couple of weeks. With you having the little one, I think its best for you guys to rent a house. They are very well built and full of Disney cheer. They usually have a 2 story. They have a Nice pool in the back. Good size TV and lots of fun channels. Good size kitchen and bathrooms. Bedrooms are very nice and cozy. With it being you and your daughter, you should get a nice deal on the place. Heres a link for places: http://www.bvoml.com/vacationrentals/listing_page.php?input_CountryCode=USA&input_StateCode=FL&input_Region=Disney Area There is a lot of fun things to do over there (depending on which one you go to.) You and your little girl will have a blast. Remember to bring a video camera and camera, cuz you will not want to forget this. :) This link should also help you out: (Its Florida's Disney World) :) http://www.discount-florida-vacations.com/things-to-do-in-orlando-florida.html I hope this all helps. :) Take care and Have a great trip. ^^ ~Amanda~ P.S. the park probably will be busy. A lot of people go during the cold season because it is warmer in Florida and some parts of Cali. Just go slow and see everything you can. Also you can later in your daughters years take her again, like a BDay gift, thats what my family did for us. :) Answered By: A.L.G - 12/1/2008

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It not very very busy in December, but i t kinda is. Anyway, it is real easy. The characters stand there and you stand in a short line and take the pic. Answered By: tuckerbucker - 12/2/2008

You will get a map at the entrance but don't forget to get the events card that is also by the maps. This tells you what is going on during the day (meeting characters, parade times, etc.) and where to go to do this. We just happened to come upon Goofy & Pluto, stood in line and they walked away because their time was up at that certain time. No ifs, and, or buts. You will find them scattered throughout the parks, but you will have to stand in line to meet them. We stood in line for Pooh, Tigger and Eeyore for about 20 minutes. By the time we got up there my two year old freaked out and wouldn't go up to them (just like Santa). We went in early November last month and it was a little busy, but not like it is during the summer. Now is a good time to go. Answered By: kincaid1 - 12/2/2008

Depends what week in Dec u go---depending on what character u want, the line could be long---we always do character breakfasts--this way they come to your table for pictures~~ Answered By: btlrboyz - 12/2/2008

Yeah. in all the parks they have spots for the characters to meet with people and there are even the professional photographers to take your photo. there are usually lines for the main characters but there are a lot of lesser characters too. Answered By: calpal - 12/1/2008

Yes you can meet the characters all over the parks - be prepared to wait for a while though for the main characters - everyone wants their photo taken with a star. You can also get your picture taken by a staff photographer for FREE and put on a 'Photopass' - when you get back home you can view the pictures on your computer - but if you want prints you have to pay for them. ... Answered By: BRIAN C - 12/1/2008

You can go to a character greeting breakfast and they also have character greeting restaurants(crystal palace buffet in the Magic Kingdom) they come by each table for pictures.I have also seen them walking around the parks but sometimes they cant stay and take pictures very long. Answered By: B*ree - 12/1/2008

Yes, there will be characters everywhere. Also, you should pick up a Times Guide at the parks, which will tell you when to be where for character greetings. You will have to stand in line to greet the characters, but they will spend a couple of minutes with your daughter, sign autographs (she's probably too young for that), and take pictures. If your daughter has a favorite character, you can stop at Guest Relations at any of the parks and ask if that character will be appearing. They can tell you exactly when and where. The first half of December is a great time to go. Around Christmas it gets absolutely crazy. So if you are going this week, you should be missing most of the crowds! Great choice! Answered By: Lilli - 12/1/2008

Yeah, there's always characters out to take pictures with. However, the lines can be pretty long and sometimes the characters are pretty minor ones. I've been to Disney World many times and the biggest characters I ever saw were Pluto and Goofy. Try going to the character breakfast- you'll see a lot more characters:) The summer's the busiest time of year but I'm guessing December's sort of busy too since a lot of people are on vacation. Get to the park when it first opens; you'll be able to go on more rides. Answered By: Athlete - 12/1/2008

The later in december the busier. if you go to toon town that is the best place to line up and take pictures with the characters. they are also around the park, and you line up and take pictures. it can be time consuming but it is possible and they are accessible, i recommend eating at crystal palace since pooh and his friends come by your table and pose for pictures Answered By: darkness_55 - 12/1/2008

Hello there, yes the parks are busy in December, really busy over the Christmas Holiday. There are many chances to get a photo with a character, they are generally all over the place. At Magic Kingdom you can always find Mickey at the judges tent in Mickeys Toon Town Fair, the line gets kind of long but if you are after a photo of her with Mickey it is the safest bet. At Epcot, there is an indoor Character Spot, Where you can generally find Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Chip and Dale. At Hollywood Studios, there is always someone in the Animator place, as well as appearances there as well by the Incredibles. At Animal Kingdom there is another Character Spot, where you should be able to find Pooh, Tigger, and some other pals, right before you get into Dinoland USA. Check a times guide when you get there to find out where any other appearances might be, Another Suggestion is picking up an autograph book, getting the character to "sign" it and putting the picture across from it makes a great keepsake, Dont rely on the Disney Photopass people as they are not everywhere you will need them, plus printing their pictures can get expensive. I started a Disney blog if you are interested, www.distips.blogspot.com enjoy your trip. Answered By: Jason G - 12/1/2008

It does as u get closer to the holidays. so id say yes. it picks up after the first week of dec. the fuller it is of people the bigger the lines will be for pictures. and if its time for the to go theyll leave even if u didnt get a picture. Also, people can get pushy for pictures. dont be surprised if someone cuts u in line or tries to get in front of you. The characters sometimes ignore you too. if the park is empty, youll bemore in luck but it can be a double edged sword because the less busy they are, the less they come out. you can check for times when they visit a certain part of the park at the front. Answered By: Milord - 12/1/2008

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