3D Movie Attractions

[Greenfield1984]

Are they usually enjoyed by young children around the age of 18 months? All opinions welcome! I have no problem skiping them as i've seen then quite a few times but i'd really like to see philarmagic again. And i was thinking my daughter would probably like the muppets one. however I have no precedent for this.

 

[puffkin]

We took my son at 19 months and he saw all the 3D attractions with no problems. He doesn't frighten easily though. He liked It's Tough to be a Bug a lot on our last trip at 2 1/2 and begged to do it again.

I would think Philharmagic would be fine, but the others might be a bit intense for that age unless you have a kid tempered like mine.

 

[Faldred]

With a 13-month-old, we had no problem with Muppets 3D and Philharmagic. Didn't try the others on that trip.

 

[SandrainNC]

My youngest (then almost 2) refused to wear the glasses and did not like Philharmagic or Muppets. You just never know how they are going to respond.

Sandra

 

[Greenfield1984]

thats exactly what i'm worried about sandra. I dont know how shes going to respond to wearing the glasses. Shes not a fan of wearing anything. I am however trying to get her interested early by playing dress up .

I've been taking my daughter to play groups and shes not one to just sit either. Shes got an awsome sense of autonomy and can play and play all on her own. Its something i've tried to instill in her but in situations like her play group its hard for her to just sit and partake in certain activities.

 

[jack hannah bananah]

my youngest enjoyed Philharmagic and Muppets, but would not wear the glasses. He doesn't seem to mind the blurry images. I have been in Bugs Life too many times with screaming babies all around me. I would not try it, yet.