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Disney World Attractions & Little Ones

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I have heard people say “Why are you taking them when they’re so young? They won’t remember it.” I know that little kids won’t remember the trip, but the way I see it is if they have fun then that’s all that matters.

We took our kids at very young ages to Disney. My daughter was 6 months old for her first trip and my son was 4 months on his first trip. Since those first trips we have taken them back and each time they have a great time. Do they remember everything from each trip, of course not, but neither do I, which is why I take so many pictures.

Yes, they were both very young for their first trips, but the family had fun. There are so many things for the little ones to do all over Disney property. Not to mention it’s the perfect time to go when they are amazed by the characters. That’s what happened when my daughter was two. She was so in awe of Ariel, her favorite princess at the time. Every time she was asked a question by Ariel, my daughter would respond, wide-eyed and with a big smile, “Yeah.” She just couldn’t believe she was actually talking to Ariel. It was such a cute interaction.

You will be able to find rides and shows for the whole family, you don’t have to worry about that. Both of my kids went on the Haunted Mansion ride when they were very little and had fun.

All the parks will have things for the little ones to experience. Here’s a rundown of attractions for all ages in the parks:

Magic Kingdom

Main Street U.S.A.

Adventureland

Frontierland

Liberty Square

Fantasyland

Tomorrowland

EPCOT

Spaceship Earth - Epcot

World Celebration

World Nature

World Showcase

Hollywood Studios

Scene from Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway

Sunset Blvd.

Hollywood Blvd.

Echo Lake

Toy Story Land

Courtyard

Animal Kingdom

Oasis

Discovery Island

Pandora – The World of Avatar

Africa

Asia

Former Dinoland U.S.A. Area

Conservation Station

Disney Springs

Other Experiences Across the Parks

So Disney has you covered if you are traveling with babies, toddlers, or preschoolers. As long as you include breaks in your day, you should be fine. The breaks do help when traveling with little ones. Even if they don’t nap, just being away from all the stimulation helps. Meltdowns happen, but breaks will reduce the chance of a meltdown and that is good for everyone.

Thanks for reading!

Liz

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I love all things Disney, but my main love is for Disney World and I'm always planning for the next trip. Before becoming a Disney blogger, I was a radio DJ, so I guess I'm just continuing in the communication industry, just in a different form. I love talking Disney and I could talk about Disney all day. That's why I started blogging and created the Facebook group. The Disney community is full of friendly, helpful, and happy people...and I love being a part of it! If there is any Disney subject you would like to see covered just let me know! Need help planning your Disney vacation. Feel free to contact myself or Melissa at Never Stop Dreaming Travel Co. We love helping people plan their trips! Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy! Don't forget to check out our Countdown to Disney app! Feel free to email me with suggestions of things you would like to see in the app :-)

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