Blogging Disney has featured the world of Pixie Hollow on three previous occasions.
There's another remake for pixie hollow that's up, but I honestly don't like it, the game doesn't have much to offer, the chat doesn't work properly, and overall they focused on adding stuff to the game that wasn't in the original and that made it lose the original feel, so I'm not a fan, but the project that I mentioned above is focused on making the game as close to the original as possible. @2014 Disney Pixie Hollow. Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates. Tinker Bell and Terence start back to Pixie Hollow. Along the way, Tinker Bell fixes the scepter using a white gem from the top of the mirror, the scepter pieces Terence has wisely brought, and the moonstone pieces, all set at just the right angle.
In August 2011, I blogged about the Disney Fairies Magazine and the Disney Fairies Fly mobile app: Tinker Bell and Disney Fairies Magazine.
In September 2011, I promoted the TV premiere and home video release of the Pixie Hollow Games movie with links to online games and contests. Pixie Hollow Games, Contests, and More!
And in July 2013, I gave a detailed review of one of my favorite Disney apps: Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique.
Are you surprised there’s so much happening in the tiny, magical world of Peter Pan’s temperamental fairy sidekick? Don’t be!
Introducing the Garden Fairy Chloe, screenshot from disney.go.com/fairies/
Fans of the Disney Fairies franchise have always known the world of Tinker Bell and her friends is more than just movies, magazines and mobile apps: it’s a vast multiplayer online universe where you can create your own fairy avatar, play games, design fashions and interact with thousands of other Tinker Bell fans.
Err, well…it used to be, anyway.
As it happens, Disney shut down the Pixie Hollow online world in September 2013, just two months after I raved about the Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique app (which I came THISCLOSE to spending real $$$ playing). But on September 19th, Pixie Hollow vanished, and along with it, the Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique app.
Boutique closet, screenshot from Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique, copyright Disney
What about Disney Fairies Fly and the Disney Fairies Magazine? Are they still around? Nope. All gone. Poof. It’s as if they never existed.
Of course, Disney can delete Pixie Hollow from the internet and remove the games from the App Store, but my blog posts are still online. I didn’t even know Disney purged the Disney Fairies universe until I received several comments from readers who couldn’t find the Fashion Boutique in the App Store. The comments were from angry Fairies fans who loved the fashion boutique app but couldn’t download it on new devices and were unable to recover the game after accidentally deleting the original download.
As a Fashion Boutique fan, the frustrations of other gamers inspired me to investigate the vanishing app. The internet isn’t always the easiest place to find things that no longer exist, but after a fair amount of Googling, I found an FAQ explaining Disney’s purge of Pixie Hollow and its related apps.
Unfortunately, the FAQ page is a JPG image, making it inaccessible to screen readers and devices without image support, and the text can’t be read and indexed by search engines. To help the distraught Fairies fans who come to Blogging Disney looking for answers, I’ve copied Disney’s official FAQ below.
Thank you for being a flutterific part of the Disney Fairies Pixie Hollow community and for your loyalty.
Pixie Hollow accounts have now been automatically closed, and can no longer be accessed.
Guests with paid Memberships should have received an email with information about their Membership including refund details. If you have any additional billing-related questions, please contact us at billing@pixiehollow.com or (877) 787-4943. Billing support will no longer be available after November 18, 2013.
Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique has also been removed from the App Store as of September 19, 2013.
When did Disney Fairies Pixie Hollow close?
Disney Fairies Pixie Hollow closed on September 19, 2013.
Why did Pixie Hollow close?
Disney Interactive is committed to offering high-quality, entertaining play experiences in both online virtual worlds and mobile apps. At this time, we are shifting our development focus towards other online and mobile play experiences, such as the Disney Fairies website and a growing selection of Disney Mobile apps. We deeply appreciate your enthusiasm and loyal support for Pixie Hollow and sincerely hope you will continue to enjoy the large variety of online and mobile play experiences Disney offers – with more to come soon!
Can I still access my account and my Fairy/Sparrow Man avatar(s) and items?
Unfortunately, you can no longer access your account to Pixie Hollow or log into the Pixie Hollow virtual world.
Why can’t I purchase or re-activate my membership?
Pixie Hollow closed on September 19, 2013. Memberships are no longer available for purchase.
I had a recurring paid membership for Pixie Hollow. What happens now?
As of August 20, 2013, your credit card or PayPal account was no longer charged a recurring payment for Pixie Hollow. Guests with paid Memberships received an email with information about Memberships including refund details. Pixie Hollow closed on September 19, 2013. You can no longer access your account to Pixie Hollow or log into the Pixie Hollow virtual world. Billing support will no longer be available after November 18, 2013.
Can I still redeem a secret code I got from a Disney Fairies toy?
Pixie Hollow closed on September 19, 2013, and code redemptions of any kind for Pixie Hollow are no longer available. Please contact us at billing@pixiehollow.com for additional help.
I had purchased a Pixie Hollow game card, but I never redeemed it. What do I do now?
Pixie Hollow closed on September 19, 2013, and Membership for Pixie Hollow is no longer available. If you have purchased a Pixie Hollow Game Card at Target or Toys R Us retail stores, but have not yet activated your Game Card online, please contact us at billing@pixiehollow.com or (877) 787-4943 for additional help. Billing support will no longer be available after November 18, 2013.
I have a Membership/Free Trial code (either from a Game Pass or DVD insert). Can I still use it?
Pixie Hollow closed on September 19, 2013, and Membership of any kind for Pixie Hollow is no longer available. Please contact us at billing@pixiehollow.com for additional help.
Is the Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique mobile app also closed?
Disney Fairies Fashion Boutique was removed from the App Store on September 19, 2013. If you have already downloaded the game on your device, you can continue playing it with more limited functionality.
Will there be any Disney Fairies online games coming out in the future?
You can continue to play flitterific games and activities right here at the official Disney Fairies website! More Fairiy fun will be added regularly!
Hey guys, it’s your favorite fairy blogger, and I was checking out my blog when I realized that I haven’t posted in forever. I’ve moved to a different state and only posted twice. And now, I’ll admit that the whole fiasco about Pixie Hollow closing has made me want to write more posts. Because I refuse to say goodbye.
Pixie Hollow Rewritten
I feel really bad for not having posted or checking WordPress in forever. I’ve been sucked into the world of fandoms, roleplaying, fanfiction, and Wikia. I’ve seriously turned into an extreme fangirl. And I’ve been so distracted with my roleplaying website that I haven’t posted in a good post with a lot of thought into it in over a year. But trust me, once you’ve been sucked into the fandom world, there is no leaving. Ever.
But when Topaz informed me that Pixie Hollow was closing, I got really upset. I’ve been using Pixie Hollow for forever, and I can’t just give it up now. Seriously. It’s a part of me, and I can’t imagine it not being there.
Is Pixie Hollow Coming Back 2020
Even after I’ve been sucked into the world of Percy Jackson and Doctor Who.
And then the hardest part I have to think about: What will become of the Fairy Bloggers?
I’ve made many great and fantastic adventures with you guys, and us Fairy Bloggers NEEDto stick together. I can’t imagine being without you guys, like Sunrise, Marigold, Strawberry, and Octavia. Even though I haven’t been posting, I’ve always been here, reading your posts, liking, and commenting. I haven’t forgotten about you guys.
A lot of you other bloggers have been really busy, too. But I love each and every one of your blogs, I’m so glad that I’ve inspired that many people. I read all of your posts and I love the feedback you guys give me. You all mean a lot.
But I refuse to say goodbye. I don’t know if I’ll be on Pixie Hollow by the closing, which is in exactly one week, it reminds me of a book I recently read called Matched where everyone has a planned death and knows exactly when they die. That’s what the closing reminds me of.
And when Pixie Hollow becomes just a memory? I can’t imagine it. If you’ve ever read The Kingdom Keepers, or if you’re a primary source, there once was a website called VMK, Virtual Magic Kingdom, which closed in 2008, though I’m not one hundred percent sure why it closed. I always laughed and then thought to myself that it wasn’t going to happen to Pixie Hollow anytime soon. But that was about one year ago.
None of us saw the end coming, until we heard about the news. I can’t believe it. People have been signing petitions to try and get the Hollow saved, and I’m not very optimistic, but I’m hoping that the Disney officials or the Never Council will reconsider. I haven’t signed any petitions yet, but it’s because I’m not comfortable with putting my e-mail or personal information out there.
I’ll try to be posting again, this time I’ll really try, but I have a lot of homework, as my school has started again. Hopefully we will be able to save the Hollow in the week we have left!
Fly with you,
Rachel 😉
Pixie Hollow Online Game Play
P.S. I just read about Pirates of the Caribbean closing on the same day as Pixie Hollow. My life is officially over. No good childhood memories for me.