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Anaheim, CA 92802, USA
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larger map & directionsLatitude: 33.8125044, Longitude: -117.9181942
Nick Zi Chen
::If your kids really want a picture with Tink, you'll have to wait in line, we waited about an hour or more. The staff do hurry people along but it just takes time for pictures.
Joshua Hardy
::Stunning decorations and beautifully painted, Pixie Hollow is a must see, but you must do it twice. Once to see Tink and her friends and once after hours when no one else is around. So gorgeous photo opportunities.
Tu Lam
::I never noticed this park of the park before. It's really well done. They have an area with Pixie homes and as you wind you way through, you'll get the view point of the Pixie with giant flowers/plants. This is a great place for photos.
JR Curley
::Pixie Hallow is much like Fantasy Faire, except with two fairies instead of three princesses. Tinkerbell is always present, with the second fairie random. The lines here are long, but there are miniature homes and statues by the path that keep most kids occupied. The area where you meet the fairies is set inside fake oversized grass and flowers, well done and it makes you feel tiny. The fairies are awesome, friendly and chat with you while you and the Disney staff take photos. Pro tip - Mary Poppins is often standing near the entrance!
Lee Panda
::Not sure why the lines are always so long for this photo experience. The decor really is awesome but does Tinkerbell and her friends really have this big of a draw? Suggestion, if you can sneak in after it closes to get a good look, it's totally worth it. Otherwise there will be children roaming around everywhere, blocking your shots.