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A Guide to Meeting the Princesses at Walt Disney World


One of the best experiences at Walt Disney World is meeting your favorite characters and Disney royalty. Autographs from the Princesses are my daughter's most cherished souvenirs. 


Here are the Princesses' Current Locations*:

Pro Tip – Princess Fairytale Hall and Ariel's Grotto offer Lightning Lane! If you are using Disney Genie+ during your visit to Magic Kingdom and the lines are long, utilize it for characters and Princesses.

Snow White – Epcot's World Showcase, in the Germany Pavilion, and at Cinderella's Royal Table and Akershus Royal Banquet Hall. You can meet her at Storybook Dining at Artist Point, Disney's Wilderness Lodge. Guests have met her at Town Square Theater in Magic Kingdom as well.
Snow White at Storybook Dining at Artist Point
Rapunzel – Magic Kingdom's Princess Fairytale Hall in Fantasyland.

Jasmine – Magic Kingdom in Adventureland where she appears with Aladdin near the Magic Carpet Ride, and occasionally at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall. She can also be found in Epcot's Morocco Pavilion. She was recently at Cinderella's Royal Table also.

Ariel – Magic Kingdom in Fantasyland where she appears in mermaid form at Ariel’s Grotto, or Cinderella's Royal Table and Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in human form.

Cinderella - Magic Kingdom's Princess Fairytale Hall and Cinderella's Royal Table, of course. She appears at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall too.

Mulan – Epcot's China Pavilion, near the Temple or water.

Tiana – Magic Kingdom's Princess Fairytale Hall
Princess Tiana at Princess Fairytale Hall
Moana – Currently, she has been only appearing at Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party in Adventureland but beginning on April 22, Moana will greet guests on Discovery Island at Disney's Animal Kingdom. You can also watch her in Fantasmic!
Moana at Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party
Raya and Mirabel –  They are currently only seen in the Adventure Friends Cavalcade in Magic Kingdom however, this fall, Mirabel will greet guests in Fairytale Garden in the Magic Kingdom.

Merida – Magic Kingdom, on the path next to the castle in Fantasyland. Find Merida just before the Cheshire Cafe in Fairytale Gardens.

Elena of Avalor – She meets in Magic Kingdom at Princess Fairytale Hall.
Elena of Avalor at Princess Fairytale Hall
Aurora – She is typically at Cinderella's Royal Table and Akershus Royal Banquet Hall. She also occasionally meets in Epcot, at the France Pavilion. Look for her in the gazebo. 
Aurora at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall
Pocahontas – In Animal Kingdom, you can find her on Discovery Island or the Character Landing just after her river cavalcade.
Pocahontas at Disney's Animal Kingdom
Anna & Elsa – They meet together in Epcot in the Norway Pavilion near the Frozen ride. 
Belle – Magic Kingdom's interactive story time attraction, Enchanted Tales with Belle, and Epcot's Norway Pavilion at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall. She greets guests in her yellow ball gown before dinner. In Epcot she appears in her blue provincial dress along the lake between America and France.

Mary Poppins – (Not a Princess, but we love her anyway!) She is at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall, has been spotted in the lawn near the Crystal Palace in Magic Kingdom, and at Epcot's United Kingdom Pavilion.
Mary Poppins in the UK pavilion
Anastasia & Drizella – (Also, not Princesses, but these two are a lot of fun!) They meet periodically throughout the day near the Cinderella Fountain beside the Castle, and they occasionally ride the Carousel. Fairy Godmother is usually near them too.
See your favorite Princesses in these other locations and shows:
  • Fantasmic! Disney's Hollywood Studios
  • Adventure Friends Cavalcade in Magic Kingdom
  • Festival of Fantasy Parade in Magic Kingdom
  • Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage in Disney's Hollywood Studios
  • Frozen Sing-a-long Celebration in Disney's Hollywood Studios
  • Mickey's Royal Friendship Fare on the castle stage in Magic Kingdom
Rapunzel in the Festival of Fantasy Parade
If there is a character or Princess that you would love to meet, just ask one of our agents, and they will help you find them! Which Princess or character do you wish to meet? I would love to meet Jane from Tarzan who meets on rare, special occasions or Mirabel from Encanto, who is only seen in the Adventure Friends Calvacade!

*Character meet and greets are subject to change at any time. Check your My Disney Experience App or the Times Guide in each park to verify character meet and greet locations.
Summer fell in love with the Disney Parks on her first visit and knew she wanted to help others experience the magic there and save money. You can email Summer at summer@kingdomkonsultant.com.
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