Walt Disney1955
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We rode everything my wife and I. Last time we went we didn't have children. Astro Orbitor is hardly a kiddie ride though. She was scared to go up that "high". We might have been the lowest spaceship on that ride, lol.
I'm 6'2" 275lbs. and my wife and I have both shamelessly stood in line (no line really) for the Carousel which is the most childish of all the rides. We also rode, Aladdin, Tea Cups, Dumbo, Snow White, Peter Pan, Small World, Pooh and went through the Monsters Inc and Swiss Family Treehouse attractions. Based on the view at the top alone, I wouldn't recommend missing Swiss. We also stood in line for 30 minutes to specifically get a picture with Mickey and Minnie. Not to mention at the other parks we stood in line for all the characters we could find (Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Jiminy Cricket, Rafiki)
At DHS we sat through the Mermaid show, we also walked through the Honey I Shrunk the Kids movie set. My wife actually went into the caves and down the slides. She was 25 years old.
Epcot doesn't really have "kiddie" stuff per se, but at Animal Kingdom we did some stuff in Dinoland and went to Rafiki's Planet Watch to pet the animals.
No one said a word to us. No one cared. We didn't care either if we saw people do the same. No one cares at Disney, it gets repeated often but it's the truth. It is the one place where the sourpusses don't bother coming. Enjoy it for all it's magic.
I'm 6'2" 275lbs. and my wife and I have both shamelessly stood in line (no line really) for the Carousel which is the most childish of all the rides. We also rode, Aladdin, Tea Cups, Dumbo, Snow White, Peter Pan, Small World, Pooh and went through the Monsters Inc and Swiss Family Treehouse attractions. Based on the view at the top alone, I wouldn't recommend missing Swiss. We also stood in line for 30 minutes to specifically get a picture with Mickey and Minnie. Not to mention at the other parks we stood in line for all the characters we could find (Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Jiminy Cricket, Rafiki)
At DHS we sat through the Mermaid show, we also walked through the Honey I Shrunk the Kids movie set. My wife actually went into the caves and down the slides. She was 25 years old.
Epcot doesn't really have "kiddie" stuff per se, but at Animal Kingdom we did some stuff in Dinoland and went to Rafiki's Planet Watch to pet the animals.
No one said a word to us. No one cared. We didn't care either if we saw people do the same. No one cares at Disney, it gets repeated often but it's the truth. It is the one place where the sourpusses don't bother coming. Enjoy it for all it's magic.
