Certainly not a "cheap" meal, but well worth the money if you can get a reservation for the character dinner. The waiters are awesome, the food is pretty good and so are the deserts!
As soon as your kid makes the 40" height requirement, you have to let them ride. This is my 4 yo's favorite ride.
Let your kids steer. Have fun! You're at Disney World, not some local race track.
If you get here at one of the hour quarter marks there's a little surprise for everyone in line.
book an early seating so the kids are not completely exhausted. the duck was very good, particularly the bread pudding with a poached egg.
This newly revamped attraction now features Capt. Jack. Infant and toddler friendly.
Definitely one of the highlights of the Animal Kingdom! Make sure you get on an early morning safari or a late afternoon tour. The majority of the animals are active when it's not as hot. Great ride!
Best time to watch the show: 10:00 AM. The crowd is at its lowest at this time and highest after lunch.
If possible try to sit up front, if you have younger kids. Your child may be asked to be the Skipper for the Day! Read more.
Look for a table first, then send someone to get in line. Toppings bar is great!
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A definite "must" while at the Magic Kingdom. The Country Bear Jamboree is fun for all ages!
Go for the middle door, and be sure to let 20-30 people in before you. That way you'll be around the middle of the theatre.
One horse has a gold ribbon around its tail and that's supposed to be Cinderella's favorite...
Have part of the group hold your place in the waiting area while the rest explores the aquarium in The Seas with Nemo & Friends Pavilion.
Be sure to ask someone to take a picture o your family in the ride BEFORE it starts and you turn green.
Pick a nice shady spot 30-45 minutes before the parade starts and make sure you're behind the tape lines so you won't get shooed to another spot.
Arrive at the Theater of the Stars early so you get a seat in the covered area. The sun beats directly down on the upper level.
Try not to sit in the very front at this stage the best seats start in the middle of all three sections and back. The stage is elevated and little ones won't see on the front.
Front row lever controls height, back row scarab button tips it back and forth. Tons of fun!
AC is always blasting inside, and I've never had a wait more than a minute or two. Great spot to cool off.
You *will* lose your kid in here - it's a maze. As soon as you get inside, agree on an easy-to-find meetup spot for when you get separated.
Can't imagine a bad seat for this show just make sure you get close to the water.
This musical is definitely worth the wait! Costuming and acting is flawless...perfect for both children & adults! Sit as close to perfect center as possible for best view!!!
Better to watch this close to the Castle in the Hub. The lights on the far end of Main Street don't dim and it's hard to see pictures on the castle.
Check for the key under the mat at the front window, next to the front turnstiles
If you have a little one, this is a great place to go to let your kid(s) run wild! Lots of spots to climb and lots of slides. Perfect for kids ages 1-5.
Riders in the front row tip the dinosaur forward or backward, riders in the back make the dinosaur go higher or lower.
Try to get a table in the center, they do the waltz in front of you. They will dance with your princesses or princes.
Character Breakfast is awesome! Minnie, Donald and Goofey walk around an interact with every table. Food is excellent. Well worth it.
Awesome spot to cool off. But beware water comes at your from lots of angels.
During the wait the line is interactive. You will see little crabs on screens. If the item they are holding does not belong wave at them and they will take it away! It is a very fun line!
A great new coaster for Kids and Big Kids alike! Come during extra magic hours and you can stay on and ride as much as you want to!
