Every child dreams of feeling like a princess or prince, but for some, finding the perfect fit can be a challenge. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is changing the game by introducing adaptive and extended sizing for select Disney Princess dresses, ensuring more kids can experience the magic. But here's where it gets even more exciting: Encanto dresses are now available as an add-on option, though they come with a size limitation that might spark some debate.
According to Touring Plans, the iconic Aurora and Cinderella dresses are now offered in adaptive and extended sizes, making them accessible to a broader range of young dreamers. When families check in and select their dresses digitally, they’ll notice icons indicating which styles include these additional sizing options. But here’s the part most people miss: The Walt Disney World website specifies that costume sizes typically range from 3 to 14, with extended sizes available from 5/6P to 16/18P. A cast member confirmed that Aurora and Cinderella dresses go up to size 16/18, though availability can vary—a detail that might leave some parents crossing their fingers.
Speaking of Encanto, Mirabel and Isabela dresses are now part of the lineup as “Extra Magic” add-ons for $69.99 each. However, they’re only available up to size 13, which raises the question: Is this size limitation inclusive enough? Let’s discuss in the comments—do you think Disney should expand Encanto dress sizes further?
These updates were confirmed at the Magic Kingdom location, but Disneyland’s Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique also offers extended sizes for select styles, though specifics remain unclear. Last fall, both parks rolled out significant changes, including simplifying package options and introducing a Fairy Godmother meet-and-greet. And this is the part that’s dividing opinions: While some love the streamlined choices, others miss the variety of the previous Encanto package. What’s your take?
Cast members have also received new costumes, adding to the overall enchantment of the experience. If you’ve visited Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique with your child, we’d love to hear about your adventure on social media. For the latest Disney Parks updates, follow WDW News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Final thought-provoking question: As Disney continues to expand its inclusivity efforts, what other changes would you like to see in their costume offerings? Share your thoughts below!
