MNSSHP and Facepainting

[cdoc29]

Looking ahead to our trip and starting to gather ideas for costumes for MNSSHP I have a question. My son (8 years old) wants to go as Spider-Man for the party, does anyone know if they offer Spider-Man face painting at Disney Springs?

 

[hereforthechurros]

There’s face painting at MK in tomorrowland. Our son had his face painted during MNSSHP last year. I don’t remember if they have Spider-Man however.

 

[Belleandtinker]

Do a google search and see if you find a picture board of options. Hopefully someone on this site might know as well.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Highly unlikely. Universal holds the territorial rights to Marvel characters in theme parks east of the Mississippi (except for Guardians of the Galaxy). I would consider just bringing some face paint and doing it yourself.

 

[Hardline]

They tend to have Disney/generic stuff. I don't believe I've ever seen anything spider-y. It's easy to take a stab at doing it yourself, I think. The key is to get good paint and not go too crazy. Look up something like "Wolfe 6 Color Face Painting Palette". On Amazon it's 11 bucks and the quality is great. Kids tend to touch their faces a LOT, so skipping the nose can keep the mess to a minimum.

 

[cgattis]

They tend to have Disney/generic stuff. I don't believe I've ever seen anything spider-y. It's easy to take a stab at doing it yourself, I think. The key is to get good paint and not go too crazy. Look up something like "Wolfe 6 Color Face Painting Palette". On Amazon it's 11 bucks and the quality is great. Kids tend to touch their faces a LOT, so skipping the nose can keep the mess to a minimum.


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Is that your son? He’s adorable!!!

OP I was going to suggest the same thing—just donut yourself. My son dressed as Darth Maul for the first TOT 10 mile race after party and I did his makeup myself. I’d recommend some setting spray or powder to finish it off. Have fun!!

 

[Hardline]

Is that your son? He’s adorable!!!

Schucks... yeah... Thanks! He's my little Spidey. I'm doing everything I can to convince him to be Peter Pan this year (the villain version from Once Upon a Time). He's not totally convinced, but I promised to make him a Pandora's box to hold. I take Halloween pretty seriously!

Oh, ETA - Also, in my experience, kids are less squiggly while lying down, preferably with their eyes closed. I've doodled on my daughter's face and really got to go to town because she fell asleep! I whipped up a pretty good Olaf once.