Do all rides with height restrictions have "chicken exits"?

[sponica]

• FastPass+ window is approaching
• Party of 8, ages ranging from 2 to 72
• 2-year-old and 72-year-old might be just as content sticking with the rest of the group and going through a FastPass line, as opposed to us making them a separate FastPass reservation for something nearby
• Instead of just having them "tap in" and then wait somewhere, will they be able to go through the majority of the line at these attractions and then bail last minute?

Well the only one who would have a FP and may not use it is the 72 year old, unless you aged up your kid for some reason.

When you're booking the FPs, remember to deselect the 2 year olds profile, or you'll get an error message.

 

[mickeyluv'r]

Much easier to plan a distraction than try to negotiate with a toddler having an epic meltdown after the fact

I'm laughing, a little, because the only epic WDW meltdowns I recall - all involved adults!

Sigh.

It is hard to negotiate with an adult post- epic meltdown too!

Phew! Those have been some doozies!

 

[Robo]

Another thing,
1. the 2 year old doesn't need a ticket.
2. If you bought a package she won't get one.
3. I'm pretty sure- that she ALSO doesn't technically get any FP either (or at least in the past 2 year olds didn't get them.)
4. The two year old just gets to ride with the family on those attractions she is tall enough to ride. - or I should say -
5. at least that was how it was done in the recent past.
6. (I admit I haven't 100% looked up these details very recently).

1. Correct.
2. Correct. (But, young kids listed on the package DO get a MagicBand.)
3. Correct.
4. Correct.
5. It's still done that way.
6. Consider it "double-checked."