Walt Disney World Address and Letter Writing to Your Favorite Character

Postcard Tips

• Write a letter from each child going on the trip – so they will each receive a postcard in return Postcard Tip
• Write to Disney characters you know greet guests at the Parks and Resorts
• Keep a copy of the child’s written letter – as a fun memento or for a scrapbook page
• Write as many times as you wish – or to different characters

Anticipating and waiting for your Disney character postcard to arrive builds excitement for your upcoming trip!

Letter Writing Tips

Times have changed, now we text, tweet, “Like” and instant message  – anticipation has taken a backseat to immediacy. Give your child the gift of getting “real” mail. Letters are valuable keepsakes…and letter writing can be fun!

An important lesson for kids to learn: If you want to get mail, you’ll need to send mail!

Sending letters teaches even very young children many important skills.

• Handwriting skills – using neat handwriting, correct spelling, etc
• Letter-writing skills – tell the recipient about something that happened to you, ask the recipient questions about themselves

Here are a few ways to make letter-writing creative:

• Very young children can send drawings and include a note with some help from Mom or Dad.  (click here for Mickey Mouse coloring pages)
• Older children can ask the character questions – “What is it like to live at Walt Disney World?”  “What is your favorite ride or attraction?”  “Where do you go on vacation?”
• Or tell the characters how excited they are to visit them at Walt Disney World and share which ride or attraction excites them the most.

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