When we told people that we were taking our then six-month-old baby girl to Disney World, but then the question was asked, what do you do with babies at Disney World? Quite frankly, they called us crazy. “She won’t remember any of this,” was said to us quite a few times. Or even “seems like more work than what it is worth!”
We ignored all of them and took our baby anyway because Disney World is the most magical place on earth and that’s for EVERYONE, young and old.
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Walt Disney World Resort
The first fans stepped into Disney World in Florida in October of 1971. This was the dream of one man, Walt Disney. According to Frommers.com, “[in 1964] began secretly buying millions of dollars worth of Central Florida farmland.” Seven years later, Disney would open the “most magical place on earth,” in Orlando, Florida.
Today, the vast magic consists of four theme parks; Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park. On top of that, there are over 25 resort hotels that guests can stay at very close to the parks in order to keep the magic going even when they step out of the park’s gates.
Babies At Disney World
That’s why you came here right? Our tips for how you can make the MOST out of having your young baby at Disney World. Now, if you have some help, like grandma and grandpa, and you want to skip the lines on some of the bigger, more thrilling adult rides, you can read up on all the details right here.
There are a lot of rides that you can ride with your little one, we outlined our favorites just below. Plus some experiences you can have! We took our six-month-old baby girl, McKinley, to Disney and had a blast. Check it out.