Disney Princess Makeover for Adults at Grand Floridian Spa

Disney princess makeover for adults at Grand Floridian Spa

Have you ever wanted to feel like royalty on your Walt Disney World trip? A Disney princess makeover for adults at Grand Floridian Spa might be the splurge you need. This guide covers pricing, packages, booking tips, and honest reviews. You will know exactly what to expect before your appointment.

What Is a Disney Princess Makeover for Adults?

A Disney princess makeover for adults is a grown-up version of Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. Instead of a costume for young kids, Grand Floridian’s Senses Spa offers salon-style hair and makeup. Each look is inspired by your favorite Disney character. You choose the look, and a stylist brings it to life. They use styling products, themed accessories, and a little pixie dust for sparkle.

The experience happens in the Ivy Trellis Salon. It is open to guests age five and up, so teens and adults can join the fun too. The setting is elegant. Because of that, the Grand Floridian lobby also makes a beautiful backdrop for your “after” photos.

Packages and Pricing

Senses Spa lists two stand-alone Magical Makeover services today. Hair-Only styling runs about $125. It includes a princess-inspired updo, braid, or curls, plus themed accessories such as a tiara or ribbons. Makeup-Only runs about $100. It covers character-themed eyeshadow, eyeliner, lipstick, and glitter accents, while your hair stays as-is.

Here is how the packages break down at a glance:

Storybook Style (hair only) — about 1 hour — around $80 to $125
Magical Makeover (hair plus makeup) — about 1.5 hours — around $100 to $105

Prices change often, so confirm current rates when you book. A 20% gratuity is automatically added to your bill. Foundation and concealer are not included by default. Because of that, plan to arrive with a clean face. This way, your stylist can spend the full session on hair and color instead of prep work.

Massage Table, courtesy of Disney Parks
Massage Table, courtesy of Disney Parks

What Guests Are Saying

Reviews of the Disney princess makeover for adults experience are overwhelmingly positive. One blogger said she left grinning from ear to ear. Another called the whole thing “grown-up magic.” Stylists get consistent praise for their creativity. Guys have joined the fun too — one reviewer’s husband left with a convincing Scar-inspired look, proving this treatment is not just for princesses.

Stylists work one-on-one with each guest. Because of that, many visitors bring reference photos or a Pinterest board to explain their vision. This small step seems to make a real difference in the final result.

Other Grand Floridian Spa Services

Senses Spa offers a full luxury menu beyond makeovers. Massages range widely in price and length. An 80-minute aromatherapy or Swedish massage runs around $200. Deep tissue and stone treatments start near $145. Facials such as Rose Renewal or Coconut Cream run between $135 and $200. Couples treatments are available too, which is great for a honeymoon or anniversary trip.

The salon also handles haircuts, blow-outs, braids, and color for adults and kids alike. The nail menu includes deluxe manicures and pedicures with aromatherapy add-ons. Younger guests can enjoy a scaled-down Sweet Treats manicure or pedicure of their own.

Booking Tips and What to Expect

Reservations open 60 days before your visit. Call as soon as your travel dates are confirmed. The spa line books up quickly, especially around evenings and party nights like Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. Cancelling within 24 hours triggers a fee. Because of that, lock in your date only once your plans are firm.

Arrive about 30 minutes early on the day of your appointment. This gives you time to enjoy the spa lounge, robe, and slippers before your session starts. Bring any outfit you want to wear for photos — the package covers hair and makeup only, not costumes. Once your stylist finishes, head to the Grand Floridian lobby or grounds for photos. Then continue your day with dinner at Citricos or Narcoossee’s, or hop the monorail to Magic Kingdom for the parks.

Alternatives Worth Considering

Mandara Spa at the Swan and Dolphin offers a similarly upscale menu closer to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. Senses Spa at Saratoga Springs runs the same treatment list under the same management. If your child is younger and wants a full costume, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique remains the better fit for ages three through twelve.

Swan Dolphin, courtesy of Marriott
Swan Dolphin, courtesy of Marriott

Frequently Asked Questions

Can adults and teens really do this? Yes. The minimum age is five, and there is no upper age limit. This is genuinely an experience for the whole family.

Are costumes included? No. The salon provides hair, makeup, and accessories only. Bring your own dress or Disney-inspired outfit for the full effect.

What if I have short hair? Stylists can work with extensions or creative styling. Even short-haired guests have walked away with a themed look they loved.

Is it worth the splurge? That depends on your priorities. For many guests, a little pampering and a set of memorable photos make this a highlight of the trip.

For full details and current pricing, check Disney’s official Grand Floridian Spa page before you book.

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