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Tina1117
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Disney Ride Question
When we go it'll be myself, DH and our 3 DSs (5yrs, 4yrs and 9 months). I know both my sons will want to go on a ride at the same time. How does it work when you have 2 young kids and 1 adult? Can the kids sit together and me behind them or do I have to do 2 different rides?
Also, will I be able to sit the 9 month old in my lap (or infant carrier) and take him with all of us on the ride?
May be a stupid question but I get nervous about these things.
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Re: Disney Ride Question
If your DC meet the height requirements, they can ride alone. Most of the rides we went on were really designed for 4 people to ride together. I would probably take turns with your DH going on with the kids. For rides like "It's a Small World", you can absolutely have the baby sit on your lap and all ride together.
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| Posted 2/13/13 1:44 PM |
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BargainMama
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Disney Ride Question
You can't bring the infant carrier on a ride. Your infant would sit on your lap. You all can go on the ride together. You will likely be split into different seats. Your kids can ride in front of you.
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| Posted 2/13/13 1:45 PM |
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Lillykat
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Re: Disney Ride Question
Your DH would take one and you could take the other and the baby in your lap. Last time we went DDs were almost 3 and just turned one on the trip. I took both girls on several things bc they both wanted mommy. You put the older one next to you and hold the baby. 9 months is harder but you could do a bjorn or other type carrier (not like and infant seat) but the kind you wear the baby. I saw a lot of parents doing that with small babies.
Rides with height requirements you can do baby swap one parent ride than switches with the parent who waited. You would bring the whole family to the cast member at the entrance so they can see one cannot ride. Ask for rider swap and they will explain how it works. It varies depending on the ride.
The baby can ride anything without a height requirement.
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| Posted 2/13/13 1:54 PM |
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Ma-n-Pa2008
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Re: Disney Ride Question
Posted by Lillykat
Your DH would take one and you could take the other and the baby in your lap. Last time we went DDs were almost 3 and just turned one on the trip. I took both girls on several things bc they both wanted mommy. You put the older one next to you and hold the baby. 9 months is harder but you could do a bjorn or other type carrier (not like and infant seat) but the kind you wear the baby. I saw a lot of parents doing that with small babies.
Rides with height requirements you can do baby swap one parent ride than switches with the parent who waited. You would bring the whole family to the cast member at the entrance so they can see one cannot ride. Ask for rider swap and they will explain how it works. It varies depending on the ride.
The baby can ride anything without a height requirement.
this is good to know because DH and I have been talking about taking DS to Disney next year and wondering how we would work the ride situation since we both love to go on them as well! 
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| Posted 2/13/13 2:39 PM |
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my3bugs
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Re: Disney Ride Question
Posted by Lillykat
Your DH would take one and you could take the other and the baby in your lap. Last time we went DDs were almost 3 and just turned one on the trip. I took both girls on several things bc they both wanted mommy. You put the older one next to you and hold the baby. 9 months is harder but you could do a bjorn or other type carrier (not like and infant seat) but the kind you wear the baby. I saw a lot of parents doing that with small babies.
Rides with height requirements you can do baby swap one parent ride than switches with the parent who waited. You would bring the whole family to the cast member at the entrance so they can see one cannot ride. Ask for rider swap and they will explain how it works. It varies depending on the ride.
Exactly. I went with 3 kids in the summer (7, 5 and 1). For the bigger rides where we couldn't take the baby - we'd use the faily swap. Most rides she could go on but most she had to sit herself on the seat with us next to her. It really would depend on ride and how the seating works. At times only 4 could fit and DH would ride alone! lol
The baby can ride anything without a height requirement.
Message edited 2/13/2013 3:02:36 PM.
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