Baby on board policy?

[surgefest]

What is Universal's policy on bringing a child about 8-10months old onto rides??? Obviously the child would be on the lap of one of the other members of the party? Is this aloud on all rides that dont have a height restriction??? Any ideas on what rides the child could/couldnt ride???? Thanks for any information and experiences.

 

[HM]

I can't think of many rides where you'd be able to do that. I don't have any experience, so no actual factual help. I just don't recall seeing babies on anything we rode. (there were definitely some people in the parks with babies).

With a child that age, you'll mostly be doing a swap or doing the show-type attractions.

 

[Imagineer5]

There are VERY few rides without height restrictions. The CaroSEUSSel and One Fish Two Fish are the only things I can think of off the top of my head. My 2 year old was over 36" last year and was able to do Cat in the Hat, ET, Flight of the Hippogriph, Pteranodon's flight and Woody Woodpecker's coaster - but these all have height restrictions.

There are a few play areas to check out - seuss area and popeye's play area, and Feivel's play land and Curious George. There are a couple shows such as the animal actors and Barney show, and that is about it.

It is not very baby/child friendly. You can fill a day though with the shows and play areas.

 

[atricks]

The only really safe ones I know of are Disaster (Although it may be too loud/scary for little ones) and the Hogwarts Express. Spinners like one fish and Kodos & Kang perhaps, also.
Shows like a day at the park with Barney and a few others are good too.

 

[macraven]

stationary seats at DE and Shrek might be possible.

 

[RMulieri]

As others have mentioned, it is NOT baby friendly.Most rides have a No hand held infants rule except the shows, the playgrounds and some of the rides mentioned

 

[*LittleMermaid*]

Some of those rides you mentioned like Disaster and Fish do not allow lap sitting. The child must be able to sit and fully support itself.