Key Takeaways The short version for the ride from MCO to Disney: Car seat law: Florida law requires a crash-tested child restraint for children 5 and under in most cars, including taxis and rideshares. Shuttle buses: Mears Connect says car seats are not required on [...]
Key Takeaways A few points to plan around before race weekend: Stroller rule: runDisney race policies list strollers, baby joggers and baby carriers as prohibited on the course and in event staging areas. Early starts: Race mornings begin well before sunrise, so the rest of [...]
Key Takeaways Three things to know before you pack: Bag size: Bags and coolers larger than 24 by 15 by 18 inches are not allowed in the theme parks. Stroller rules: Disneyland does not allow strollers wider than 31 inches or longer than 52 inches, [...]
Key Takeaways Here is the short version for parents of little ones: Toddler rides: Several Multi Pass rides have no height requirement, including "it's a small world," Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters and Toy Story Midway Mania. Nap time: Lightning Lane can help most when it [...]
Key Takeaways Choose the best Disney World park by matching each park's strengths to your family's ages, interests, and needs: Magic Kingdom: Best for toddlers, classic Disney experiences, and character meet-and-greets. EPCOT & Animal Kingdom: Great for cultural learning, wildlife, and educational experiences. Hollywood Studios: [...]
Key Takeaways Nicky's tips for a first Disney World trip with a baby and toddler: Choose a side-by-side stroller: A double stroller kept her 8-month-old and 3-year-old next to each other and was easier to maneuver through the parks. Rent the bulky gear: BabyQuip delivered [...]
Key Takeaways Families can make a Disney World celebration with little ones smoother by: Booking Early: Reserve accommodations, dining, and special events well in advance. Planning Breaks: Use Baby Care Centers and downtime to help prevent overstimulation. Choosing Kid-Friendly Fun: Prioritize toddler rides, character experiences, [...]
Key Takeaways Pick the Disney World water park that best fits your family's preferred mix of thrills, relaxation, and kid-friendly fun: Two Unique Themes: Choose Typhoon Lagoon's tropical setting or Blizzard Beach's snowy ski-resort theme. Fun for All Ages: Both parks offer slides, lazy rivers, [...]
Key Takeaways Families can make Disney World more manageable for a child with special needs by: Building in Downtime: Schedule breaks and unstructured time to reduce rushing and overstimulation. Preparing in Advance: Preview rides, crowds, meals, and sensory effects before the trip. Using Accessibility Tools: [...]
Key Takeaways Choose Disney World rides for babies by focusing on gentle attractions and family-friendly planning: Magic Kingdom Leads: It offers the largest selection of rides without height requirements. Explore Every Park: EPCOT, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios also have baby-friendly attractions. Prioritize Gentle Rides: [...]
Key Takeaways Choose the best time to visit Disney World by balancing crowds, weather, costs, and seasonal experiences: Visit Off-Peak: January, September, and November often bring lighter crowds and lower prices. Favor Weekdays: Weekday visits usually mean shorter waits and less crowded parks. Enjoy Seasonal [...]
Key Takeaways Save money on a Disney World vacation by reducing costs across your biggest trip expenses: Travel Off-Peak: Visit during quieter seasons and weekdays for lower prices and smaller crowds. Cut Ticket Costs: Buy early, compare discounts, and consider multi-day or Park Hopper tickets. [...]
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Morgan French is a wife, mom of two, writer & editor. After traveling for 3 years with her family, she now lives back in her hometown of Dayton, OH. She makes frequent stops for coffee, enjoys the outdoors, and loves board games.