Where is Pixie Hollow located at in the Magic Kingdom? My niece is a Tinker Bell fanatic and I promised her that I would take her to meet Tinker Bell when we go in June.
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Where is Pixie Hollow located at in the Magic Kingdom? My niece is a Tinker Bell fanatic and I promised her that I would take her to meet Tinker Bell when we go in June.
In Toontown, in the Judge's Tent, same spot where you'd go meet the Princesses, there are two queues, you can't miss it. It is worth the wait!
The Fairies can be found in the Hall of Fame (that's the big tent between Minnie and Mickey's houses). There are 2 character lines. One is for the princesses, and the other is for the Fairies.
Be sure you schedule at least an hour of time to visit Pixie Hallow. Lines have been long basically because the fairies spend a good deal of time with each guest. I recommend that you start there first. Check the map guide for the opening of Toontown. The day I was there, it opened at 10:00 AM.Quote:
Originally Posted by bcmom323
Disney 'Tinkers' With Gender in Online Kids' Game
by Joseph Brannigan Lynch · April 30, 2010 ATT Uverse
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Disney's popular website Pixie Hollow just welcomed a new fairy to its mystical ranks -- and surprise! It's a boy.
Pixie Hollow is an online world where kids can create their own Tinker Bell-styled fairy personas, interact with each other, and play enchanted "talent games." Up until now, kids could only don a pair of virtual wings and flit around Pixie Hollow as female fairies -- but all that's all changed now that Disney has introduced its first fairy-dude to the formerly all-girl world: A boy by the name of Slate.
Slate is a variation on Disney's famous pixie-girl character, Tinker Bell, who was first introduced in J.M. Barrie's famous novel, "Peter