I love the Disney characters. Even though we were both
adults, I made reservations for character dining on our Disney Honeymoon. It
was such fun to meet Pooh and Minnie Mouse as well as others. But we didn't
stand in line to meet any of the characters.
Since this trip will be for Emily, I know we’ll be waiting
in line for some characters. I do have two character dining reservations, one
for Chef Mickey’s on our first night so Emily can meet the big cheese right
away. While the Disney characters are usually well done, it’s pretty much just
paid cosplay.
Dragon Con Jack and Sally |
We attend Dragon Con every year and the costumes there are
usually some of the best at any con. There are always a bunch of Disney
cosplayers, which includes me since I cosplay as Snow White. This year while we
were waiting for a panel to start, I saw a couple cosplaying as Jack and Sally
from Nightmare Before
Christmas. Their costumes were wonderful!
I’m planning on attending the Mickey’s Not So Scary
Halloween Party this year, and I was excited to hear that Jack and Sally were
going to be doing meet and greets at the party. I was excited, until I saw the
picture of the characters. Sally is ok, but the Jack’s head is really
misshapen. The cosplayers at Dragon Con did a much better job than Disney! Now I’m not going to bother waiting in line for several hours to meet Jack and
Sally.
Image: http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog |
I follow some Disney bloggers and at least one was able to
get in. Kenny the Pirate runs a wonderful blog and has a great app that helps
you find and meet characters at Disney World. He tweeted last night that he
waited 3 ½ hours to meet Oogie Boogie from Nightmare Before Christmas. Other
villains had wait times that were an hour or more. I didn't wait more than an
hour and a half to see Patrick Stewart speak at Dragon Con – I just can’t
imagine waiting 3 and ½ hours for a quick meet and greet with someone who is
basically a cosplayer.
I waited about 3 1/2 hrs for Oogie
— kennythepirate.com (@kennypirate) September 14, 2013
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