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Parents Guide to Visiting Walt Disney World with Little Kids and Toddlers

Visiting Walt Disney World Resort with toddlers ages 2 to 5 can be a magical experience filled with plenty of things for little kids to enjoy. Here are some suggestions to create Disney memories to last a lifetime.

At the Parks

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Magic Kingdom Park

With its high number of toddler-favorite attractions, this park is a great introduction to Walt Disney World Resort.
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Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park

Celebrate the magic of nature in a park filled with animal adventures, shade-covered nature treks and more.
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EPCOT

EPCOT offers an array of slower-paced and exploratory experiences that keep little kids engaged. 
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Disney’s Hollywood Studios

There’s plenty of action for toddlers ages 2 to 5 at this theme park that celebrates Disney movie magic.

What to Expect

Discover what it’s like to visit Walt Disney World Resort with toddlers ages 2 to 5 years.
Seeing the wonder in your child’s face as they experience the Disney magic can be a rewarding experience for everyone. Take a look at the sample itinerary and tips that will help maximize the magic of your Walt Disney World Resort visit.
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Taking It at Their Pace: A Sample Itinerary

To maximize the magic of your Walt Disney World Resort visit, try to plan your day around your toddler’s energy level.
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Visiting Walt Disney World Resort with Toddlers and Older Kids

Here are some practical tips for helping make your visit to Walt Disney World Resort smooth and fun for both age groups.

Resources for Parents

Here are some resources to help make your days in the parks with toddlers run smooth.

Stroller Rentals

Pack light and rent a stroller for the day—or for your entire stay. Pick it up once you enter a theme park, then return it when you leave.

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Baby Care Centers

These quiet, clean, air-conditioned locations are available in all 4 theme parks and offer a host of helpful amenities for parents with infants and toddlers.

Learn About Baby Care Centers

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Minnie Van Service

Get around in style with a personal ride service that’s ideal for families with kids—since each vehicle is equipped with 2 car seats.

Learn About Minnie Van Service

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Forget Something?

Don’t worry, we have you covered! From over-the-counter medicines for little ones to diapers and other essentials, you’ll find a variety of items in the Resort hotels and Baby Care Centers. 

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Tips from Parents of Little Kids

Best Tips for Disney Attractions with Little Kids

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Discover ways to make your visit to Walt Disney World Resort with toddlers smoother and more enjoyable.

Tips for Character Greetings with Little Kids and Toddlers

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Learn how to create unforgettable magical moments with your kids’ favorite Disney Characters. 

How to Plan Your Family’s First Walt Disney World Trip with Kids

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Learn how to plan a Walt Disney World Resort visit with little kids.

Learn from Experts

3-Step Planning Guide for Your Walt Disney World Vacation

Get a quick start on planning a Walt Disney World vacation your family will love.

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