1st Disney Ride

[cap'njack.]

Hi,

I'm taking my little boy, who will be 18 months old when we go, to DLRP in October. We are having a bit of difficulty in choosing what should be his first ever Disney ride (I know he won't remember but we will)

Any ideas????

 

[ukstitch]

Pirates of the Caribbean. It's one of the best rides in the park in my opinion and is suitable for almost any age.

 

[Malton Seadog]

It's a Small World.

It'll gauge whether he likes the water rides or not.

Pirates may be a bit loud for an 18month old.

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

My DD's first ride was Dumbo she loved it! To the point we ended up going on it 20 times lol.

 

[ukstitch]

My DD's first ride was Dumbo she loved it! To the point we ended up going on it 20 times lol.

Wow, that's quite some queuing you must have done!

I guess IASW would be a good alternative to pirates - basically any of the rides suitable which are "world famous" and kind of represent Disney would be a good choice.

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Wow, that's quite some queuing you must have done!

I guess IASW would be a good alternative to pirates - basically any of the rides suitable which are "world famous" and kind of represent Disney would be a good choice.

Luckily we went the last week of January and this ride was always a walk on

 

[Bolanette87]

My first ride was Orbitron, and I've never forgotten it!!

I think whatever ride you pick first will always have a special place in your heart (Even if you're like me and you've developed a fear of heights that stops you going on it ever again!!).....

Bob xoxoxoxox

 

[giuly09]

I vote for IASW.
The atmosphere and music will catch your little boy's attention and it will be slow enough so he wont be scared

 

[Cyrano]

I vote for IASW.
The atmosphere and music will catch your little boy's attention and it will be slow enough so he wont be scared

 

[ema74]

Ours always is IASW!!! We just love it and reminds us of our first trip...

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

I still have been on IASW, its like my fave ride in WDW. Need to do it this trip.

 

[sleepysox]

We took DS on a IASW for his first ever ride at Disney when he was 14 months and videoed it. He's now 3 and we love watching the video and seeing his amazed expression as we got on the boat, which broke out into a massive smile as he first saw the 'children', followed by lots of baby giggles. It's adorable to watch.

TBh I think POTC may be a bit scary for a little one- DS was pertified of Snow White and Peter Pan at that age, but then every child is different.

Disney is a magical place with a baby of that age- we've got some gorgeous footage on video and I'm so pleased we've got those wonderful memories.

HTH

Sleepy

 

[J Marley]

Our first ride was Peter Pan

 

[LoobyLoo33]

Its a small world was my little boys first disney ridewhen he was 5 months old. He doesnt remember it from that long ago but he is now 4 and when we took him last year, he loved it.

Lisa

 

[mummyal]

My vote's for IASW too . The music & the 'colourful-ness' of it all is just fab!

 

[Master Gracy]

I think IASW is a good choice

Our first ride was Snow White, so even 12 or whatever years later, our first ride when we get in those gates is Snow white

 

[mommy2ash]

omg i didnt even think of that for my lil girl. im thinking iasm. its gentle and i kinda want to ease her into it kwim. she likes to take things at her own pace so i dont want to put her on something that might frighten her.

i guess it depends on your lo.

 

[MinnieMouse73]

I'd say whatever has the shortest queue