Disney Princess Castle Tent

Disneyland in Sand: The Blankenberge Sand Sculpture Festival

In what has been a seemingly wet summer for parts of Europe, the outdoor sculptures have fared surprisingly well. Here you can walk around many iconic Disney "E-Ticket" attractions including Big Thunder Railroad, Space Mountain, Hollywood Tower of Terror, and my personal favorite – Phantom Manor – Disneyland Paris' version of the Haunted Mansion. Complete with the cemetery, a visit on a stormy day is definitely a great way to get in the Halloween spirit now! Don't despair just yet if you didn't make this year's Disneyland themed festival. There's a chance you might be able to see something similar at one of the Disney Theme Parks in the future. While nothing is official yet, Nieuwsblad.be has reported that representatives from Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney World held talks to discuss the potential of building sand sculptures in both theme parks. With Walt Disney World's 40th anniversary right around the corner on October 1st, and Disneyland Paris approaching its 20th anniversary next year, anything is possible with a little pixie dust.

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Fairy tales have always stirred the imagination of little girls. That hasn't changed, in spite of the more modern times we now live in and the advent of the computer and the Internet.

I'm sure almost every little girl has at one time dreamed of being a beautiful princess in a far, far away kingdom -- and I'll bet yours is no different. You can't find a better way to help her create her dreams than for her to have her own beautiful princess castle play tent. Copied from the images of real castles and palaces from olden times and designed with them in mind, these playhouses invoke the feeling of a real royal home for your little girl.

Do you remember when you were a small girl? Wouldn't you have loved to have a princess playhouse of your very own? I remember buying Christmas dolls for my little girl, and enjoying them as much or even more than she did! With a princess castle play tent, you can play right alongside your little princess, or let her make up her own pretend stories by herself or with her friends or siblings.

Drawing on the symbol of luxury, royalty and wealth, princess play tents create positive feelings and thoughts in each little would-be princess. She can feel good about herself, and her self-worth. Her dreams can soar to long-ago times of medieval, brave knights, riding forth to slay dragons and rescue damsels in distress.

Most tents are made with fairytale-inspired colors and artwork, as well as inspired decorations. Your little one's creative imagination is stimulated, at the same time providing her a safe refuge and, if she wants to close the flaps that most tents have, a sense of privacy.

Made of various materials, styles and sizes, play tents are easily set up and taken down. Most can be put in place within half an hour. Being portable makes them adaptable to different locations within your home or yard. If you have the room in your house, you can even leave it up permanently or set up in your child's room so she can play in it whenever the medieval trumpets call to her. Some are even large enough for her to sleep in, while she takes a nap and dreams of her next adventure.

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