EMH & toddlers

[nikkispurrell]

I have 2 toddlers aged 1 and 3. We are doing Disney over Easter! Crowded I know but the only option we had.

Just wondering if you would recommend EMH or choose a park without EMH to avoid crowds?

TIA!

 

[T00dles]

I would definitely take advantage of morning emh over Easter with toddlers. It may be hard to get everyone up, but you'll be able to do a lot before lunch. Just be sure to check the rides that are open so you can plan accordingly.

We did this and it worked well. That way we made fastpasses for the afternoon/evening and could freestyle the morning. The later FP+'s came in very handy in a busy park.

 

[nikkispurrell]

Thanks! My kids are early risers, and when it's 7am when they wake up in our province it's 5:30am in Florida so I'm hoping they stay in our time zone

I was just wondering if the parks would be too crowded. But we plan on leaving around 12pm each day so sounds like we will be ok

Thanks for the advice!

 

[Betty Rohrer]

Thanks! My kids are early risers, and when it's 7am when they wake up in our province it's 5:30am in Florida so I'm hoping they stay in our time zone

I was just wondering if the parks would be too crowded. But we plan on leaving around 12pm each day so sounds like we will be ok

Thanks for the advice!

if you are planning on naps back at resort be prepared for falling asleep on way back and not going back to sleep. that down time on the way back be it bus, car, boat or monorail are killers. plus you have to get off or out and then get to your room. been there and done this. you might try a car ride or stroller ride around nap time and see how well you can get transferred to bed. had 17 month old grandson who fell asleep woke up as we got to room and screamed whole nap time