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Is your 2 year old closer to 2 or 3? Was he afraid of the characters at all? Not that it matters, but just curious how my son stands compare to other kids his age

Just a handheld Sony RX 10 IV. I'm merely an amateur when it comes to recording videos, but it's fun for me. I bought it for it's long zooming capabilities (for the animals), but I also like the dual-shot function where it allows you to take pictures while recording a video.

That's my favorite song too...and I'm a grown man !

To be honest, I was having major doubts on how he will handle Disney. We were there in Orlando because my wife was having a conference. The first few days, it was just me and the kid, and I brought him to SeaWorld and Universal by myself. He likes walking around the parks just fine, but he...

Not sure whether this is the correct sub-forum to post, but just want to share our WDW trip from last week!

Was initially thinking of doing a autograph book where they have slots for you to insert your own photographs. But my son is only 2 years old, and chances are that he will either doodle on the pages or rip them out all together? More and more, I'm leaning towards creating a hardcover photobook...

My 2 year old son is a big fan of Buzz. Wondering whether should he hit up Buzz Lightyear meet and greet first at rope drop before heading over to FantasyLand. Will he be there? If not, what time does he shows up?

Thanks. Do all adults need to be present when we are informing them we are doing a rider swap?

Got it, thanks! A follow-up question: do all the adults doing the rider swap have to be present to be issued a pass?

My party consists of me, my wife, mother-in-law and my 2-year old son. Obviously, the kid is too young to go on the ride, but are we able to ALL get in line together? I heard the queue itself is quite an experience. Then, when it comes to the ride, I will step aside with the kid while my wife...

I get what you saying. My wife is having a conference in Orlando (hence the trip) every three years. We will definitely hit the other parks in due time.

Because we are staying at AKL baby! Want to spend at least one day unwinding at the pool and looking at the animals. Don't want to kill ourselves by doing 3 parks in 3 days with a toddler. Then we will need a vacation from our vacation :)

I'm hoping that, with Chef Mickey at 7:15am, we can be in Main Street by 8:30 or 8:45am. Regardless, since we are going to do Pooh first and have already secured FP for Peter Pan, I'm hoping that long lines will not be too big of a concern in the morning. How does the rider swap for FoP work...

Can my 2 year old son do it? He's not really afraid of the darkness and zombies and whatnot, so really it all comes down to whether there is an age or height restriction for the attraction

Going to WDW in early May for 3 nights with my wife, mother-in-law, and 2 year old son. We will be staying at the Animal Kingdom Lodge. Here is my planned itinerary so far, would appreciate if you can critique it. Day 1 (Monday) - Animal Kingdom: Check in at Animal Kingdom Lodge at around...

1st day Animal Kingdom: Rope drop at 9am Hit River of Navi first Use 1st FP for Avatar Flight of Passage at 10am Use 2nd FP for Kilimanjaro Safari at 11am Possibly hit up Rafiki petting zoo if time allows Lion King Show at noon or 1pm Lunch Go back to hotel room for break Use 3rd FP Expedition...