Enjoy this full list of tips for making the most of your Toddler experience at Walt Disney World Resort! Print these out and take them with you. Hopefully, this information helps make your trip as magical as it can be!
Some costumed Characters may frighten small children. Go with them to approach the Characters so that the children are less intimidated.
There are baby-changing stations in all toilets.
Check out Disney's free FASTPASS Service that lets you spend less time waiting in line and more time enjoying the Parks.
Don't forget a towel and swimsuit for water fountain fun. The fountains at the Downtown Disney Marketplace are a great place to play!
Take a midday break or nap when you visit the Parks. Relax at your Walt Disney World Resort Hotel, then go back in the late afternoon when everyone is rested.
Walt Disney World Resort Hotel guests can take advantage of Extra Magic Hours in one of the Disney Theme Parks each day. And for a limited time, Disney Water Parks will also offer Extra Magic Hours. (Valid Theme Park admission and Resort ID required. To take advantage of Extra Magic Hours at the Water Parks, you must have a Resort ID and a valid Water Park admission for the Park offering the Extra Magic Hours benefit that day.)
Mickey's Toontown Fair is a great place to meet Characters at Magic Kingdom Park. To see Mickey, go to the Judge's Tent.
Introduce your child to a Disney Cast Member and specifically point out the Cast Member's unique name tag. If your child should get lost, any Cast Member can help him or her find you.
Take advantage of babysitting and child care services at Walt Disney World Resort Hotels.
Carnation Comfort baby centres, located at each Theme Park, offer a quiet place to get away or have a snack. They are equipped with kitchens, rocking chairs and supplies - at a nominal charge. Locations are indicated on the Park Guidemaps.
Milk and other healthy meal options are available in most Walt Disney World Resort restaurants.
All Walt Disney World Resort restaurants - with the exception of food carts and counter-service dining - have high chairs and booster seats.
If your child is too young to ride an attraction with height restrictions, try this. One parent may wait with the child while the other parent rides the attraction, then switch at the end of the ride. There's no additional waiting in line.
There are lots of sunny days in Florida, so don't forget your sunscreen and hat. Also remember to bring a pair of comfortable walking shoes.
Take advantage of quiet activities like storytelling, feeding the ducks or people-watching to take a break between high-energy attractions.
Measure your child's height before arriving at the Park so that children know which rides they will be able to enjoy ahead of time. This avoids the disappointment of discovering this information too late.
One of the best ways to spend time with Disney Characters up close is by dining at a Character meal. For reservations call 001-407-939-3463† from the UK or (407) 939-3463† once in Florida.
Don't forget to bring autograph books! All Characters are pleased to sign autographs.
Disney photographers are frequently available to take photos when you meet a Disney Character. Photographs may be purchased two hours after they are taken.
Magic Kingdom Guest Tip! "Watch for Tinker Bell to fly down from the tallest tower on the castle. Look for the sparkles right before the fireworks!" -Olivia, Age 5
Epcot Guest Tip! "Don't miss Cranium Command. It's really funny. Especially the chicken part." -Noah, Age 5 1/2
† If you are under 18 years of age, you must have your parent or guardian's permission to dial this number. International call charges or long distance call charges may apply.
