What should I ask Snow White and the Evil Queen?

To the Evil Queen. Where you the fairst one of all when you were Snow White’s age, and will Snow White be like the Evil Queen in 20 years. Is it a repeating cycle?

Sorry – can’t think of anything. Maybe I could ask
My 7 year old granddaughter.

@janbb Great idea. She might like that you know someone who will be meeting them. Maybe she has met them? Isn’t your granddaughter in California?

“Why were you jealous of the alleged wiles of a seven year old?”

For SW: couldn’t you taste the poison on the apple?

I thought SW was 14.

@JLeslie
In the disney version. In the original story, she is 7.

@JLeslie She was on the Disney cruise on the West Coast last Christmas.

“ Ma’am, I was just wondering, (since you are obviously scientifically gifted enough to develop and administer an effective, animation suspending, soporific, with such limited facilities) why you still cling to perpetuating the patriarchal paradigm of pulchritude as the determinant of worthiness?”

LOL.

I’ve been thinking about this. Tell me what you think:

What if I tell her that I was in another part of the kingdom and overheard two princesses saying that they had been trying to play matchmaker for Snow White and they were the ones who told Prince Florian to seek her out. So, because of them, Snow White was revived by the prince, and it seems like the other princesses are in a conspiracy against the queen. Something like that.

Or, someone suggested to me to find out the queen’s back story, so I looked it up, and it seems her first husband died, so she married Snow White’s father to stay in power. Not sure how I could twist that around though. Maybe ask if when the King died would the power go to Snow White and that was the real reason she was trying to off her? How does that usually work in royalty? Is the next in line the blood-line child rather than the spouse who is not blood related?

@JLeslie I think you are overthinking this and the actresses playing the parts really don’t give a s—t what you say.

Wow. Kill joy. I might not get to ask her anything. It’s really not a big deal.

I think because they have limited time to spend with each table as they make their way around the room, you should stick to a quick and witty statement, maybe about their appearance (i.e. scary costume or something) and then they’ll do the photos and move on.

@jca2 I think the queen calls some tables over to talk with her and take photos. Mostly, it’s what you said, the characters coming by the table.

I actually very rarely interact with the characters, I rather watch them from afar, watch the kids have fun with them (so cute) or when the characters are just being funny. I’m not a big photo person, although I have some photos with characters from years ago. They probably are so germy from everyone taking photos with them. I’ve never stood on a line to see a character, but I do want to talk to Jasmine if there is ever no wait when I’m there.

Ask the Evil Queen if she has a good recipe for apple pie

Ask Snow White if she is obsessed with beauty

Ask Doc what he is a doctor of and where he got his degree

Ask Grumpy if he’s grumpy because of hemorrhoids or if it was from having to carry the load for Dopey

“What kind of apple was it? Delicious?”

The dinner was great. Both the evil queen and Snow White noticed my apple earrings and apple necklace and the queen told me she might need the apples later, and Snow White told me to be careful when she noticed them. I didn’t ask anything, we were there with friends and so that turned into multiple photos so I didn’t want to take too much time, but the interaction was more than just the photos with all of the characters. I told Grumpy my husband is Grumpy too. Super fun, and very Disney. Food was pricy, but overall tasty and a nice variety.

^^ Glad it worked out well! Thanks for the update; so many times we’re kind of left hanging. :)