rides for toddlers

[wdwrules]

We havent been to disney in about four years. Just had a boy and he'll be about 1year and 8 months when we go back in February. Just wondering if anyone knows or if there is anyway to find out if we could take him on rides such as its a small world, winnie the pooh, etc. or are there ride restrictions. Were bringing my sister to help so we can do the bigger attractions but wed like to bring him on a couple. Any info would be appreciated

 

[DisneyPhD]

In MK, the only rides or attractions your son can't go on are Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain and Splash Mountain. Alien Encounter used to be on the list but it's closed now. We've taken our daughter (now 2.5) on 3 trips. The first when she was 8 months. She's been on just about everything. Small World, Dumbo, Cinderella's Carosel, Pooh and Teacups are among her favorites.

 

[DisneyFan 2000]

Originally posted by DisneyPhD
In MK, the only rides or attractions your son can't go on are Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain and Splash Mountain.

You forgot the Barnstormer! :animwink:

 

[DisneyPhD]

Originally posted by DisneyFan 2000
You forgot the Barnstormer! :animwink:

Your right, I thought about that after, then thought, no one will call me on that!!!!!!


All in all WDW is really friendly towards small children and families with babies. Out of over 100 atractions at all 4 parks, there is like 15 little ones can't ride and another 10 that some small kids can handle, other can'ts (HM, Great movie ride, HSTA )

 

[disneytati]

My daughter is 3 months old. I am planning a WDW trip with her next year, I guess she will be 10 months old by then. This has always been my dream: when I had a child, I would take her to WDW, to show her my favorite place! I plan to take her on most of the attractions, and see if she doesn't get scared. I think you should do that, too. Take him to some attractions, and see how he reacts. If he enjoys the rides, take him to everything he is allowed to go. I am sure you will have a great time together!