Disney Enchanting Extras: What they are and how to book them
The Enchanting Extras Collection is where some of Disney’s most-wanted experiences live, from Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique to Droid Depot. Here’s what’s included, when bookings open, and how to grab a spot when one drops.

What are Disney Enchanting Extras?
Disney Enchanting Extras are the special, bookable experiences that go beyond a standard meal or ride — makeovers, build sessions, private photo shoots, and specialty tours.
“Enchanting Extras Collection” is Disney’s own name for many of them, and it’s where some of the most memorable — and most competitive — things you can do at Disney live.
The most sought-after experiences include:
- Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique makeovers
- Savi’s Workshop lightsaber building
- Droid Depot droid building
- Private Capture Your Moment photo sessions
- Specialty tours like Wild Africa Trek
- Fireworks dessert parties
This guide covers what’s in the collection, when bookings open, which experiences are hardest to get, and exactly what to do when one is sold out.
When Disney Enchanting Extras bookings open
Most Enchanting Extras open for booking about 60 days in advance, though exact timing varies by experience — check Disney’s site for the one you want.
If you’re staying at a Disney Resort hotel, you can often book across your whole trip starting 60 days before check-in, which helps for the most competitive experiences.
Booking opens early in the morning, Eastern time, and the most popular slots can be gone within minutes.
Many Enchanting Extras follow a similar advance-booking window to Disney World dining reservations, so the strategy is the same: Be ready when your window opens.
See When do Disney World dining reservations open?
The hardest Disney Enchanting Extras to book
A handful of experiences see far more demand than the rest, and a couple of things make them tricky to book.
Limited availability
Many run with small groups, limited appointments, or a fixed number of sessions each day.
High demand
Experiences like Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and Savi’s Workshop are often must-dos that guests plan whole trips around.
Limited inventory and concentrated demand mean the most popular dates and times can disappear quickly.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Cinderella Castle is one of the most requested makeovers, and the castle location often fills first.
The build experiences at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — Savi’s Workshop and Droid Depot — are among the most sought-after, and often book up during busy seasons.
Specialty tours like Wild Africa Trek and Keys to the Kingdom, plus the fireworks dessert parties, round out the list.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is a makeover salon where children become princesses and knights, with the flagship inside Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom.
Packages range from a simple hairstyle to a full costume, accessories, and photos, and the styling is done by Disney’s Fairy Godmothers-in-Training.
The castle location is one of the hardest to book, so it helps to know exactly how to book Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique also has a Disneyland location, so families on either coast can book it.
Savi’s Workshop – Handbuilt Lightsabers
At Savi’s Workshop, you build and customize your own lightsaber in a hands-on, story-driven session inside Galaxy’s Edge.
You choose a theme, assemble the hilt from a tray of parts, and light it for the first time as a group — it’s a favorite with older kids and adults alike.
Sessions are small and demand from Star Wars fans is heavy, so popular times fill quickly, especially in peak seasons.
Savi’s Workshop runs at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland, so the booking approach is the same on either coast.
Droid Depot
At Droid Depot, you assemble your own astromech or protocol droid to take home — another Galaxy’s Edge favorite.
You pick parts off the conveyor belt and build a working droid that interacts with elements around the land, which makes it a hit with younger builders.
Like Savi’s Workshop, it has limited build slots and strong demand, so popular times go fast.
Droid Depot is available at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland.
Specialty tours and dessert parties
Beyond the marquee makeovers and builds, the collection includes a range of tours and events.
Backstage and animal tours
Experiences like Wild Africa Trek at Animal Kingdom and Keys to the Kingdom at Magic Kingdom sell a limited number of spots per day and book up well ahead.
The Starlight Safari at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge runs after dark, crossing the savanna with night-vision goggles, and it is one of the few animal experiences that needs no park ticket.
Fireworks dessert parties
Dessert parties offer reserved viewing for fireworks, and the best dates fill quickly during holidays and busy seasons.
Capture Your Moment photo sessions
These private mini-sessions pair you with a Disney PhotoPass photographer and have only a handful of daily time slots.
Other experiences worth knowing
The collection keeps going well beyond the headline experiences.
First haircuts at Harmony Barber Shop
Harmony Barber Shop at Magic Kingdom offers a keepsake first-haircut experience, complete with a certificate and Mickey ears.
Cake and treat decorating
Hands-on sessions such as the cake decorating experience at Amorette’s Patisserie let guests design their own Disney treats.
Backstage EPCOT experiences
EPCOT experiences like DiveQuest and Behind the Seeds take small groups behind the scenes and sell only a limited number of spots.
Nighttime and seasonal experiences
Options like the Starlight Safari at Animal Kingdom Lodge and seasonal craft sessions have very limited capacity and tend to book up early.
Why sold-out experiences reopen
A sold-out experience is rarely gone for good.
Availability changes constantly after the initial release, mostly because plans change. Spots regularly reappear when:
- Guests cancel
- Travel dates change
- Disney releases additional availability
This is why many guests book difficult experiences days — or even hours — before their trip.
How to get a sold-out experience
If your first choice is booked, a few habits give you the best shot at a reopening.
Set up before your window opens
Create your Disney account, link your party, and save your payment details in advance so you can book in seconds. For the hardest experiences, be ready right when your 60-day window opens.
Stay flexible
Mid-week and off-peak times are easier to land, and flexibility on date, time, and party size opens up more options.
Check often and book fast
Cancellations appear throughout the day and can disappear within minutes, so book the moment you see a spot.
How reservation alerts help
Openings reappear all day, but they can vanish in minutes — and catching one means checking at exactly the right moment.
That constant manual checking is tedious, which is why reservation alerts exist. They monitor availability for you and send a notification the moment a spot opens.
Alerts are most useful when an experience is a must-do and you have limited park days or little flexibility.
Park Drop was built for this — it watches hard-to-get Disney experiences continuously and sends an email and text the moment availability drops.
What Disney Enchanting Extras cost
Prices vary widely, so it helps to think in tiers.
- Lower-cost: Photo sessions and first haircuts.
- Makeovers and builds: Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Savi’s Workshop, and Droid Depot.
- Premium: Specialty tours such as Wild Africa Trek.
Pricing changes over time, so check Disney’s site for current rates before you book.
Disney Enchanting Extras at Disneyland
Many of these experiences run at Disneyland too — Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Savi’s Workshop, and Droid Depot all have Disneyland versions.
Because they work much the same at either resort, the booking approach in this guide applies wherever your trip takes you.
Park Drop alerts cover both Walt Disney World and Disneyland.
Booking Disney Enchanting Extras without the stress
Disney Enchanting Extras can sell out quickly, but a full calendar doesn’t mean you’re out of options. Book when your window opens, stay flexible, and keep watching for cancellations.
If you don’t want to keep checking Disney yourself, Park Drop can monitor hard-to-get experiences around the clock and alert you by email and text when availability drops.
Disney Enchanting Extras FAQ
What are Disney Enchanting Extras?
They’re Disney’s special bookable experiences beyond standard dining and rides — makeovers, lightsaber and droid building, private photo sessions, and specialty tours. Many are part of Disney’s Enchanting Extras Collection.
When can you book Disney Enchanting Extras?
Most open about 60 days in advance, the same window used for table-service dining, though exact timing varies by experience. Check Disney’s site for the one you want.
What time do Enchanting Extras bookings open each day?
Booking usually opens early in the morning, Eastern time, and the most competitive experiences can be gone within minutes.
Which Disney Enchanting Extras are hardest to book?
Savi’s Workshop, Droid Depot, and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique are among the most in-demand, along with limited-capacity tours and fireworks dessert parties.
Can Enchanting Extras reopen after they sell out?
Yes. Spots reappear regularly as guests cancel or change plans, so experiences often open up in the days — or even hours — before a trip.
Are Disney Enchanting Extras available at Disneyland?
Many are — Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Savi’s Workshop, and Droid Depot all have Disneyland versions. Park Drop alerts cover both Walt Disney World and Disneyland.
Do you need park admission for Disney Enchanting Extras?
It depends where the experience takes place. Anything inside a theme park needs valid admission for that day, while experiences at Disney Springs, Downtown Disney, or a resort hotel do not.
Can you book Enchanting Extras without staying at a Disney Resort hotel?
Yes. Anyone can book them. Staying at a Disney Resort hotel just lets you book across your whole trip from your first eligible day, which helps for the most competitive experiences.





