7mo on rides - which ones?

[mickeyfan0805]

It's easy to imagine our ds(7mo) on Pooh, TTA, Nemo, etc... But I have a question about some others.

Can you take a baby on Toy Story Mania? Buzz Lightyear? Kilamanjaro Safari?

Are there any other rides w/out height restrictions that would be a problem with a baby?

TIA.

 

[Hannathy]

Anything without a height restriction you can take them on. I can't really think of anything that it would be a problem.
I'm curious why would you think they can't go on the safari? It is just riding in a big truck over roads that aren't much worse than a lot in the northeast! It is very slow moving.

 

[ppan77]

Yes,yes, and yes. We took our dd who was 9months on all of them. The only one that was kinda tricky was TSM. It whips around quickly but not too bad. We still rode it 2x but dont expect to score high on the game using one hand! Enjoy! WDW accomodates all ages!

 

[laceemouse]

Buzz doesn't spin at all unless you make it spin. The only problem I can see with it and TSM is how do you play the game and hold the baby? Like the pp said, you won't score very high.
KS is no biggie, just hold onto the baby!

 

[jdiane]

Yep, I've done almost all rides without height restrictions with a 4 m/o and a 18 m/o (separate trips). Hardest thing on TSM was the bar comes down tight over your lap so it required some adjusting. i found it best to put the baby (18 mo) between me and my older child and then put an arm around her rather than trying to have her in my lap. On safari, it can get bumpy so i just sit in the middle of the row and no problems. only rides i can think of that might be a problem would be if it was dark and loud and the baby got scared. maybe dinosaur ride. we've never done that with a little one. I think DW is the BEST vacation with a baby. every park is so baby-friendly.

 

[CLR4321]

Here is a list of rides with height restrictions http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/height.cfm These are attractions with limits....if it's not listed here, you are good to bring your baby on if you wish. I put in 25 inches to pull the list.

Park Attraction Height
Requirement
Animal Kingdom Dinosaur 40"
Epcot Wonders of Life / Body Wars 40"
Blizzard Beach Summit Plummet 48"
Blizzard Beach Chairlift 32"
Magic Kingdom Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacres Farm 35"
Animal Kingdom Primeval Whirl 48"
Blizzard Beach Downhill Double Dipper 48"
DisneyQuest Mighty Ducks Pinball Slam 48"
Epcot Body Wars 40"
Magic Kingdom Tomorrowland Indy Speedway 52"
Typhoon Lagoon Bay Slide 52"
Animal Kingdom Kali River Rapids 38"
DisneyQuest Buzz Lightyear's AstroBlaster 51"
DisneyQuest Cyberspace Mountain 51"
Epcot Test Track 40"
Magic Kingdom Space Mountain 44"
Magic Kingdom Stitch's Great Escape 40"
Typhoon Lagoon Humunga Kowabunga 48"
Animal Kingdom Expedition Everest 44"
Epcot Soarin' 40""
Epcot Mission Space 44"
Hollywood Studios The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 40"
Hollywood Studios Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith 48"
Hollywood Studios Star Tours 40"
Magic Kingdom Splash Mountain 40"
Magic Kingdom Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 40"

 

[WantToGoNow]

Could someone verify Primeval Whirl at AK. The list above shows 48" but for some reason I thought it was 54".

My ds first went to WDW at 6 months of age and rode everything without a height restriction. Dd celebrated her 1st birthday there. Do hold them tightly on the safari.

 

[kcmickey]

DS rode TSM last year when he was 5 months old, and did just fine...he wasn't crazy about it, but I think he just wasn't sure what exactly was going on! I just held on tightly to him around the turns. He enjoyed looking around on the rides, especially small world . Contrary to what you might think, I actually thought it was pretty "easy" taking a small baby to WDW. I totally recommend an adorable set of mickey ears and taking lots of pics! You will have a blast...of course! Enjoy!