FP+ and toddler question?

[4disneygenerations]

I'm sure there is an answer somewhere but haven't found it yet FP+ is new to us and we will be traveling with a 1 year old this coming trip. Since that age there is no ticket purchase, how do we handle going on rides aimed at that age? If we get FP+ for say Peter Pan will there be a problem when we get there and no FP+ scan for the toddler? Thank you in advance for your help.

 

[ses1230]

I'm sure there is an answer somewhere but haven't found it yet FP+ is new to us and we will be traveling with a 1 year old this coming trip. Since that age there is no ticket purchase, how do we handle going on rides aimed at that age? If we get FP+ for say Peter Pan will there be a problem when we get there and no FP+ scan for the toddler? Thank you in advance for your help.

They just go on with you, it will not be a problem.

 

[4disneygenerations]

Thank you ses1230, Have a magical day

 

[mesaboy2]

OP, see the green link in my signature for additional information.

 

[Woodmnky]

I'm sure there is an answer somewhere but haven't found it yet FP+ is new to us and we will be traveling with a 1 year old this coming trip. Since that age there is no ticket purchase, how do we handle going on rides aimed at that age? If we get FP+ for say Peter Pan will there be a problem when we get there and no FP+ scan for the toddler? Thank you in advance for your help.

With a 1 yo I doubt they will even ask you about FP for the child. We were traveling with our almost 3 yo who is the size of a 5 yo and we were asked several times and just responded with he is only 2 and they smiled and we walked on.

Since your child does not need a FP of their own you can also maximize their riding by having them ride once with one parent & their FP and then a second time with the other parent. This works great on things like Dumbo that are relatively short and one parent doesn't mind watching for a minute.