Forget the costume rule for guests 14 and older, or the age limit at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique… Adult Walt Disney World Resort guests can now step into the shoes of their favorite Disney Princesses with a new limited-time experience at Disney Springs.
Limited-Time Offering at Disney Springs
This April, Walt Disney World Resort quietly installed a new Earth Month-themed photo opportunity at the Disney Springs shopping, dining, and entertainment complex. The best part? Parking at Disney Springs is free, so guests don’t have to pay anything for this limited-time offering.
Outside the Once Upon A Toy merchandise location, sit two oversized Disney Princess doll boxes where guests can pose as Princess Tiana from The Princess and the Frog (2009) and Rapunzel from Tangled (2010). Laughing Place shared this photo on X (formerly known as Twitter):
News: Guests visiting Disney Springs at #WaltDisneyWorld can step into a photo op that might be among the most unique ways to celebrate Earth Month:
News: Guests visiting Disney Springs at #WaltDisneyWorld can step into a photo op that might be among the most unique ways to celebrate Earth Month: https://t.co/TUtPaq2IFP
— LaughingPlace.com (@laughingplace) April 7, 2026
So, what do Disney Princess doll boxes have to do with protecting the planet this Earth Month? Well, since 2021, Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort have vowed to sell their dolls in plastic-free packaging, reducing waste and making play more Earth-friendly for millions of young Disney Park guests. Paper and cardboard doll packaging is also sustainably sourced and 100% recyclable. These photo-ops outside Once Upon A Toy celebrate those efforts.
The oversized Disney Princess doll boxes are expected to stick around through at least the end of Earth Month on April 30. However, Walt Disney World Resort hasn’t officially confirmed when it will remove the photo-ops. Catch them outside Once Upon a Toy at Disney Springs while you can!
Where is your favorite photo-op at Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, or Disney Springs? Disney Dining would love to hear from you in the comments!
