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Celebrating a birthday or a special occasion at Walt Disney World is nothing new, but there are certain ways to elevate it even more.
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For one, upon visiting a Disney Park while celebrating a special occasion, your first stop should always be Guest Relations, as they can give you a birthday button! Guest Relations desks can be found at the entrance of each Disney Park: Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and EPCOT.
A birthday button is a great way to get some extra attention from Cast Members and Disney characters alike, who are likely to stop and wish you a ‘Happy Birthday’ on their way.
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Not celebrating a birthday? Not a problem! Guest Relations can give you a blank celebration button, and you can write anything you’d like in the blank space.
But the celebration doesn’t have to end as you leave the Disney Park. If you’re staying at a Disney Resort hotel, there’s an extra magical way to celebrate a special occasion: Disney Floral & Gifts.
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Disney Floral & Gifts is a paid Disney service allowing Guests to send gift baskets to Walt Disney World Resort hotel rooms.
This is a great way to take the magic of a Disney celebration and push it even further! There are several different gift basket options to choose from, each consisting of a lovely arrangement of flowers. Some even come with a Disney mug that the recipient gets to keep!
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It’s a fantastic way to surprise a loved one by celebrating a special occasion while visiting Walt Disney World. For more information regarding prices and packages, check out the official Disney Floral & Gifts website here.
