Non-thrill rides help

[traveler_t]

We'll be in all 4 parks with 5yo, 7yo who do not like fast/thrill rides. We will also have early entry 30 minutes before for all parks. Otherwise we expect a very busy holiday weekend. Is there some recommendation for an itinerary, i.e. which are the relevant rides in each park, and the order we should do them to maximize early entry. If it is too much to write here a link to an online source is also great. Thanks!

 

[nickys]

We'll be in all 4 parks with 5yo, 7yo who do not like fast/thrill rides. We will also have early entry 30 minutes before for all parks. Otherwise we expect a very busy holiday weekend. Is there some recommendation for an itinerary, i.e. which are the relevant rides in each park, and the order we should do them to maximize early entry. If it is too much to write here a link to an online source is also great. Thanks!

Look at Touring Plans. They have plans for families with small children that avoid the thrill rides.

 

[JIMINYCR]

A search for no thrill rides at WDW will get you multiple sites that list those. There are also videos on you tube that go through those as well. The unofficial guide to WDW rates ride levels. Most online Disney sites will have a section for lesser rides for younger kids.

 

[erstwo]

We'll be in all 4 parks with 5yo, 7yo who do not like fast/thrill rides. We will also have early entry 30 minutes before for all parks. Otherwise we expect a very busy holiday weekend. Is there some recommendation for an itinerary, i.e. which are the relevant rides in each park, and the order we should do them to maximize early entry. If it is too much to write here a link to an online source is also great. Thanks!

Way back in the day - there used to be a Touring Plans park plan for MK called "Dumbo or Die in a Day" - that was perfect for families with smaller kids. That was back in the days of paper fastpasses though. Unsure if something similar still exists in this era of Genie+.
This was in an actual book (and online, I believe) but you had to pay to get access to the online version if I recall. We used the plan/ strategy outlined in the book several times and loved it.

 

[updownandsideways]

This is what's keeping me from universal I don't do roller-coaster and at disney there is enough rides for everyone even if you don't do thrill rides

 

[Figgy1]

Way back in the day - there used to be a Touring Plans park plan for MK called "Dumbo or Die in a Day" - that was perfect for families with smaller kids. That was back in the days of paper fastpasses though. Unsure if something similar still exists in this era of Genie+.
This was in an actual book (and online, I believe) but you had to pay to get access to the online version if I recall. We used the plan/ strategy outlined in the book several times and loved it.

It's still on the site and imho the site is worth paying for especially as a 1st timer
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