1 week to go!

[anna42hmr]

A week today I will be at dlp. It will be the first time I've gone with kids, as I'm going with my brothers family. Usually I go with friends, so fingers crossed will go well.

Just checking what rides / shows are there that's ok for a 4 year old ( my nephew) from memory I know there's Peter pans flight,, it's a small world, animagique etc . But what other rides - ie is buz laser blast ok?

Also can you get baby food in the resort restaurants as my 6 month old niece is in a mix of milk and mushed up food etc?

Also am I right thinking pushchairs can be taken into the parks but left outside the restaurants etc?

In Florida when. Went a few years ago they had a facility where parents could pass the kids between them do could queue together swap th baby n then take turns riding, does that also happen n the Paris one?

Sorry of the daft questions, as although I've been before as never took kids and only been as group of adults, not really had to pay attention to it before there.

Are there any tips that you can give us for going with two youngsters?

 

[IsobelJackmummy]

A week today I will be at dlp. It will be the first time I've gone with kids, as I'm going with my brothers family. Usually I go with friends, so fingers crossed will go well.

Just checking what rides / shows are there that's ok for a 4 year old ( my nephew) from memory I know there's Peter pans flight,, it's a small world, animagique etc . But what other rides - ie is buz laser blast ok?

All the rides in fantasyland wilł be suitable, as well as buzz, autopia, and many others

Also can you get baby food in the resort restaurants as my 6 month old niece is in a mix of milk and mushed up food etc?
Sorry, I don't know, but I'm sure some will can answer this,we took our own.

Also am I right thinking pushchairs can be taken into the parks but left outside the restaurants etc?
Yes, you can take your own pushchair into the park, I would recommend taking a lock' as our phil and ted was stolen.

In Florida when. Went a few years ago they had a facility where parents could pass the kids between them do could queue together swap th baby n then take turns riding, does that also happen n the Paris one?

Yes you can do this

Sorry of the daft questions, as although I've been before as never took kids and only been as group of adults, not really had to pay attention to it before there.

Are there any tips that you can give us for going with two youngsters?

I've answered above where I can. The key tip I would give is take it at the childrens pace, otherwise everyone gets stressed! I have done disney with and without children, and they are both different experiences, but lovely all the same. And take some calpol!

 

[anna42hmr]

Thanks for the reply I appreciate it

 

[sky13]

I agree with IsobelJackmummy that all the rides in Fantasyland will be fine - although I still get slightly scared by Snow White! Otherwise all the rides there are pretty tame and seem like they would be good for a 4-year old. Buzz lightyear should be fine - it's not scary at all but your nephew might not know how to shoot at the targets - still a fun ride with a story though!

Other rides - possibly POTC, Phantom Manor, the riverboat (can't remember what it's called), Autopia, the railroad, also the bit in Adventureland where you can explore...

And can think of quite a few in WDS - possibly Slinky Dog spin, Cars rally, flying carpets over agrabah, the tram tour, the Stitch show...


Have fun - hope all goes well!

 

[kizzabel]

I think Buzz could be closed this month aswell as Anamagique and Casey Jr, PotC and Storybook boats. Theres a current programme up to 11/01 on the DLP website. Theres also baby care centres in both parks which are a nicer place to feed/change the tiny tots. Have a great time.