Market Street Plano Giving Guests Royal Treatment at Radio Disney �Princess Protection Program� Party
(May 28, 2009) Market Street Plano welcomes all local princes and princesses to receive the royal treatment at its Radio Disney “Princess Protection Program” Party on Sunday, May 31 from 2 to 4 p.m.
In preparation for the new Disney Channel original movie, “Princess Protection Program,” the Radio Disney 620 AM Road Crew will be hosting the event in the Market Street Plano parking lot, located at 1929 Preston Road and W. Park Blvd, allowing princes and princesses to take the stage and karaoke to tracks made famous by their favorite Disney stars Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato.
Young guests also can participate in Princess training classes, receive tips on how to host their own “Princess Protection Program” Premiere Party, collect royal prizes and register for a chance to win the National Grand Prize – a trip for four to attend the red-carpet premiere of “Princess Protection Program” in Toronto, Canada.
“After a long school year, parents and children alike deserve a little royal treatment,” said Store Director Robert Bollinger. “This party only furthers the royal treatment our guests experience when they walk into a Market Street store. From our skilled butchers and bakers to the Market Street team members who carry your groceries out every time, our guests can always expect the red-carpet treatment.”
Fans know Selena Gomez as “wizard in training” Alex Russo from the Disney Channel’s hit series, “Wizard of Waverly Place.” Demi Lovato played Mitchie in last summer’s hot Disney Channel hit, “Camp Rock,” as well as Sonny from “Sonny with a Chance.”
Market Street is a unique shopping experience that combines the everyday groceries guests need with the specialty items, whole-health/gourmet products and pre-prepared foods they want. In 2003, Market Street opened its first DFW store in Colleyville. Almost identical stores followed in McKinney, Plano, Allen, Frisco and Coppell-Lewisville.
Fans can find Market Street DFW on Facebook and Twitter.
-- Posted May 28, 2009