Babies @ Disneyland

[agamble]

We took our son before he was a month old. No one touched him, and he was fine. We wanted to take our daughter and had two choices for dates to travel. We could either take him at 3-4 weeks old in May or 3 months in August. We decided the cooler weather, shorter hours, and smaller crowds of May would make for a better trip with him. It also worked out that the trip was before DDs third birthday, so they were both free. We had a great time.

 

[CaliDisneylandMom]

My daughter was 2 months old and my son was about 18 months old on their first time. Just beware the heat and sun like everyone else has said. Enjoy your AP and know you'll have many more fun Disney times ahead!

 

[Epek]

Thanks for sharing your experiences! Looks like we'll be bringing our baby girl tomorrow at a few days shy of 1month! We'll bring our carrier and a stroller that lays flat so whomever carries her can get a break when the 3yr old isn't riding. MIL has to go slow, and we've already decided not to park hop, so we'll go at a good pace for a little one. I'm excited to check out the baby centers. We just started going to Disney with our ds this past year. Since he's been potty trained the whole time, we haven't bothered with him.

 

[crystal1313]

Have a great time!! The baby care centers are SO nice! I think you will be impressed. I've spent countless hours in them, and they were always a welcome break from the chaotic parks.

 

[mummabear]

Thanks for sharing your experiences! Looks like we'll be bringing our baby girl tomorrow at a few days shy of 1month! We'll bring our carrier and a stroller that lays flat so whomever carries her can get a break when the 3yr old isn't riding. MIL has to go slow, and we've already decided not to park hop, so we'll go at a good pace for a little one. I'm excited to check out the baby centers. We just started going to Disney with our ds this past year. Since he's been potty trained the whole time, we haven't bothered with him.

Have fun