Make-A-Wish families from across Europe were invited to spend time with princesses and get the “regal treatment” at Disneyland Paris.
50 Make-A-Wish children and their families were invited to celebrate World Princess Week at Disneyland Paris. They spent three days on property, with a schedule “dedicated to joy, imagination, and shared experiences.”

Families were greeted by Cinderella upon arrival and met many Disney Princesses, including Belle, Ariel, Snow White, and Moana, as well as other Disney characters, and played in the Disney Parks. They were even provided special time in the new World of Frozen in Disney Adventure World to spend time with Anna and Elsa and to play throughout the Disney Parks.

Disney VoluntEars hosted guests throughout their stays.

Since 1992, Disneyland Paris has granted over 2500 wishes for the children of Make-A-Wish. Disney has worked with Make-A-Wish for over 45 years, granting 175,000 (and counting) wishes for children all over the world.
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