Disney for two Princesses

My two nieces (nearly 3 and 5) will be taking their first trip to Disneyland in just a few weeks. They are princess obsessed much to the chagrin of their father. As they prepare to head to the Magic Kingdom, I put together a little care package for them. Both little girls got their very own princess dolls to join them on their trip. No trip to Disney is complete without Minnie Mouse ears. I followed the tutorial by The Suburban Mom here and used the template for the ears from Disneyfamily.com.

I downloaded the Waltograph font to my Silhouette when I made the Disney countdown calendar.
I used the same font to cut out vinyl for the personalized Disneyland water bottles.

No trip to Disney is complete without an autograph book.

Their mom was a bit hesitant about having an autograph book (it is one more thing to carry around), but I remember when my daughter was that age, it gave her an ice breaker when she met the princesses, and to a little girl, spending time with the real life princesses is the best part of Disneyland!

I made these autograph books very compact so they don't take up much space.

They were super easy to make.

I bought small pre-made journals from JoAnn's and then 

I cut out the front cover letters on my silhouette machine.  Then I used two packages of princess stickers to decorate the front cover and each of the inside pages.

I added their names because when kids are shy and approach someone new, they usually mumble their name.  It's usually the highlight of a little girls trip when one of the Disney princesses calls them by name.

I added a glow stick wand to the mix (from The Dollar Store of course!), and packaged them all together for a fun little Disneyland treat.

What have you done to make your trip to Disneyland special?