How To Plan A Bachelorette At Disney That's A Bride's Dream Come True

Wearing matching T-shirts has kind of become a must for bachelorette parties (if that's your style). When you're enjoying the parks all day long it will also be a whole lot easier finding each other when you're rocking matching tees and Mickey Ears. Every bride at Disney should rock wedding Minnie Mouse ears with a veil.

At Disney World, you can plan on drinking (if you're 21 or older) and eating around the world at Epcot. Not only will you be enjoying the different menus, but you'll also basically be traveling around the world for your bachelorette party.

Have one of your bridesmaids plan a scavenger hunt in the parks. Put down the rides you want to ride, iconic Mickey-shaped tasty treats you want to try, and cool Instagram spots you want to snap pics in front of on the list so you have to complete them all.

The restaurants at Disney never disappoint. For a super fun atmosphere, I recommend reserving a table at the 50's Prime Time Café at Hollywood Studios. You'll feel like you stepped into a classic TV show sitcom. If you feel like channeling one of your favorite princesses, check out the Be Our Guest Restaurant so you can have a meal in the Beast's castle.

If you're staying at Disney, it's well-worth it to splurge on a villa or suite for your whole crew. If you really want a magical experience, consider booking a bungalow at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort. Every bungalow sleeps up to eight people and has its own pool and private deck overlooking the Seven Seas Lagoon. You'll be able to relax and watch the fireworks from the Magic Kingdom every night, too.

Head to Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar for a round of drinks to toast the bride-to-be. It's an enchanted tiki bar, so if you order some of its iconic drinks such as the Krakatoa Punch, something exciting will happen in the bar. (No spoilers — you'll have to find out for yourself.)

You want to snap tons of group pictures to remember your bachelorette party. Capture photos while on rides or selfies with characters you see. Just don't forget to get the number one photo at Disney, which is right in front of the castle.

For the most relaxing getaway, book a massage at one of the spas at Disney. I love getting a massage and manicure at the spa in Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa at Disneyland. There's also the spa at Saratoga Springs and Grand Floridian if you're traveling to Disney World.

If you're exhausted from spending all day in the parks, take the next day off and relax by the pool. Disney has some amazing pools at all of its resorts. You could spend hours just relaxing, while ordering drinks and food in between swimming.