Disney Parks

[michelle0112]

I am diabetic and sometimes get to where I need to lay down and rest a bit. I also will be bringing a little one with me, so I am wondering once you are in the park is there a way to leave for a while and come back into the park later? We are staying in a pool home about 15 minutes from the front gate in case you need that information. Thank you for anyone that can help me with this information.

 

[corky441]

You can come and go as often as you'd like from the time the park opens until it closes for the day

 

[LeahZ]

Depending on how long you want to rest, there are Baby Care Centers and First Aid Centers in each park. This would give you a cool, quiet place to be away from the hustle and bustle of the parks to rest. Even if your hotel is only 15 minutes away, you'll have to factor in transportation time and getting to the parking lot. If you don't want to leave for very long, the First Aid Centers may be a good option. Just wanted to throw that out there for extra info!

 

[disneym2m]

You can come and go as often as you'd like from the time the park opens until it closes for the day

Before you leave the park, just in case, make sure that you talk with the people at the ticket gates. You might have to get your hand stamped or something like that. If you purchased a hopper pass, you can come and go without worrying about a hand stamp.

I have never left a park and tried to return later, so I might not be correct in regards to a hand stamp. I usually purchase a hopper pass and have no need to worry about such things....

Enjoy your trip and make sure to bring extra snacks or take a little less insulin. I always wake up the next morning with an insulin reaction because of all the walking I did before. So now before I go to bed, I drink a Welch's Fruit Punch drink. It has just enough sugar to help with insulin reactions. Also, since you are walking a lot, this may make up for any snacks you eat. I will eat a Mickey Ice Cream bar and not have to take any insulin because of all the walking. But of course we are different people and it may be different for each of us.

Have fun and a wonderful trip.