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johnkimv · 06-28-2008

My husband and I luckily received tickets to go see Regis and Kelly Live at Magic Kingdom in 2005 when my daughter was 8 months old, so we went- with no expectations of what the trip would be like. We all had such a great time and even had to extend our trip one more day while we were there. We contimued to go every couple of months and now go about every 6-8 weeks. When we added another kid to our family, his first trip was at 4 weeks. I think it is important to take them young and continue to take them, if you can, so they are not scared on rides or scared of the characters. My kids (3.5 and 2) love all things Disney. I think the biggest part about taking little kids to Disney is to expect very little. Go and have fun- there are so many colors, light, sounds and people to keep them entertained.

Oh, and another plus- feed them early, let them fall asleep in the stroller, and go have dinner with your spouse. It is almost like a date, but with your kids in the stroller next to you. This is why it is so important for us to bring our own comfy stroller!!

We are going in November without kids for 3 days and I almost feel guilty!!

06-28-2008	#12 (permalink)
johnkimv Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Delray Beach, FL Posts: 414	Re: How old were your kids... My husband and I luckily received tickets to go see Regis and Kelly Live at Magic Kingdom in 2005 when my daughter was 8 months old, so we went- with no expectations of what the trip would be like. We all had such a great time and even had to extend our trip one more day while we were there. We contimued to go every couple of months and now go about every 6-8 weeks. When we added another kid to our family, his first trip was at 4 weeks. I think it is important to take them young and continue to take them, if you can, so they are not scared on rides or scared of the characters. My kids (3.5 and 2) love all things Disney. I think the biggest part about taking little kids to Disney is to expect very little. Go and have fun- there are so many colors, light, sounds and people to keep them entertained. Oh, and another plus- feed them early, let them fall asleep in the stroller, and go have dinner with your spouse. It is almost like a date, but with your kids in the stroller next to you. This is why it is so important for us to bring our own comfy stroller!! We are going in November without kids for 3 days and I almost feel guilty!!