Responding to the Guardian the following day, a Disneyland Paris spokesperson said: “This experience is available to all children ages three-to-12 and we’ve reached out to the family to apologise for them being provided with inaccurate information.”Taking the Mickey? Disneyland Paris accused of overcharging foreign visitors Read moreOn the firm’s website, the experience is described as an opportunity to “grant every little girl’s wish with a real princess’ make-up and hair-styling session; a fairytale transformation they’ll treasure forever”. She can be whatever she wants.”Disneyland Paris said it was sorry for upsetting the family and insisted that it did not have a policy of barring boys from the Princess for a Day experience. The cast member’s response is not reflective of any policy or belief held here at Disneyland Paris. “Diversity is near and dear to our hearts and we want to make sure that all our guests enjoy their experience at our resort.

Source: The Guardian August 30, 2017 16:52 UTC