Dumbo while pregnant?

["Cinder" Ella's Mom]

I am sure I can look this up, but new my Dis friends would know. My sister is pregnant (will be 9 weeks at WDW) and says she thinks there is a warning for pregnant women on Alladin's Magic Carpets. Is that the case with Dumbo too? Are these no-nos for pregnant women? She obviously wants to take no chances, but will be travelling with a 3 year old who will want her mom to ride some rides with her.

 

[ghtx]

It's not on this list: http://www.wdwinfo.com/pregnancy.htm

There is a pregnancy thread on the Families board: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2799483 This may have been discussed there.

I suspect that Dumbo and Aladdin may make some people barf, but that is probably unrelated to being pregnant. I doubt it could have any adverse effect on the fetus (unless you jumped off).

 

["Cinder" Ella's Mom]

That list is great. Thanks so much!

 

[LSUfan4444]

It should be okay, but no decision should be made without consulting her doctor.

 

[krohloff08]

I always did Dumbo while I was pregnant and never had any puking issues but each person is different!

 

[Crystal824]

I did Dumbo and Aladdin while pregnant and had no issues.

 

[ghtx]

It should be okay, but no decision should be made without consulting her doctor.

I second this. Doctors always beat anonymous message board posters when it comes to medical advice.

 

[Lilliputian]

Anything that goes in circles absolutely would have made me throw up and possibly faint while pregnant, but I have low blood pressure and always get dizzy on those things when I'm not pregnant. Since she's been pregnant before, she might know a little better how it will affect her. Assuming her doctor is okay with her traveling, there's really not much of a chance that she'd have a real risk to the fetus at 9 weeks. It's safely nestled inside her bones at that point.

 

[Doctor Mouse]

Doctor Mouse thinks it is fine!

PS I already told her that but she only listens to real doctors

 

[mjp12831]

I'm surprised that every ride doesn't have the standard "not for you if you are or may be pregnant" line simply as a legal disclaimer.