DISNEY GOLD NAME TAG CAST MEMBERS HOW TO

Lilly loves that ID badge holder so much she slept with it that night! (Until I noticed she was wrapping the string pretty tightly around her fingers, so I took it away to save for her when she is a little older).How Disney World Cast Members Will Look DIFFERENTĮvery once in a while, we like to freshen up our wardrobe.

They even gave Lilly a tour guide pin and retractable ID holder that is exclusive to Guest Relations cast members.

All the cast members and managers came flooding out of the back to see. Then they took out their phones and took photos of their own! One very lovely tour guide took Lilly's hand and lead her to City Hall so the other Guest Relations cast members could see her costume.

DISNEY GOLD NAME TAG CAST MEMBERS HOW TO

Tour guides came rushing out of booth to see Lilly! They taught Lilly how to stand like a tour guide and posed for photos. We didn't even get 20 feet away from the tour booth when they saw us coming. We decided to wear retro looking clothes as Lilly's tour group instead of just going in our everyday clothes because getting dressed up is just fun!įinally it was time to show off our costumes! We did not expect the reaction Lilly's costume received.įirst thing we wanted to do was stop off at Guest Relations to get a photo of Lilly with some tour guides because we just though that it would make a cute photo. Call me old fashioned, but I think three is too young for heels. Heels in toddler size! I kept searching for flat shoes, but the heels were all I could find and Lilly was obsessed with her 'grown up girl'shoes, so I figured it was ok. I looked everywhere for reasonably priced black mary-jane shoes in her size, but all I could find were these glittery ones with one inch heels. Lilly's favorite part of her costume were the shoes. Covering a baseball cap with anything is much more difficult than you would think. It did the trick, but up close you could see my shoddy workmanship. I used metallic gold paper to create the big 'D' tour guide pin and I painstakingly tried to cover a regular old baseball cap with navy velvet using a glue gun. One of the comments I got most was 'How did you make such a realistic looking Disney name tag!?' I almost didn't want to tell them we just used an actual name tag. Lilly wore my old Disneyland name tag, which we added her name to with a label maker. I used one of Lilly's t-shirts for reference and drew out the pattern on large sheet of butcher paper. I even managed to find a mini version of that same plaid at the craft store! I used a circle skirt pattern I already had for the skirt, but I had to make the vest pattern myself.

I learned that the exact plaid pattern used is called 'Royal Steward Tartan'. We chose the tour guide costume because of its nostalgic feel, its simplicity, and because Lilly loves to tell us where to go when we are at Disneyland!īefore I made the costume we made a couple of research trips to the park to check out the details of the tour guides outfits. It was a good thing we changed our minds because one in ten families we saw that night had that very same idea. First we decided to be Ralph, Vanellope and Felix from Disney's Wreck It Ralph. This year we sort of waited a while and changed our mind a few times too.

Disney gold name tag cast members