FP for toddler-centered trip?

[Banana Pancakes]

Aside from FEA, which rides/attractions at each park (MK, AK, HS, Epcot) do you think are FP musts for a trip with a 3 yr old and almost 2 year old? Trying to make sure we've booked our fast passes wisely. Thanks!

ETA: We are trying to figure out how to best use our fast passes at each park, with rides/shows/attractions geared towards the children, not the adults.

 

[hiroMYhero]

For MK: PP and the Tomorrowland Speedway.

For the other parks, there isn't much that rates a need for a FP. See the priority list in the FP FAQ Sticky at the top of this forum.

If the adults want to ride the headliner height-restricted rides, utilize Rider Swap and book a FP for one adult and with with the Rider Swap pass, the 2nd adult enters the FP line and rides without needing a FP.

 

[Piglet77]

I just came back today with my 2 and 4 year old. Our small four year old was able to ride a lot of rides (mine train, barnstormer, soarin, test track etc). If your three year old is tall they may be able to ride some more rides as well.

HS- Toy story mania
MK-Agree with PP and tomorrow land speedway. I would also add pooh ride since wait times get high at all the fantasy land rides. We did rider swap with mine train and made a reservation for pooh across the way for non riders.
AK-Kilamanjaro safaris
Epcot-Mickey meet and greet

 

[christianweecare]

As a WDW veteran of over 40 years we have done the parks with adults only, our children, and now our grandchildren. DH & I will be visiting in just a few weeks with our son, pregnant daughter-in-law, and our 2 year old grandson. I will have to say grandma had a challenge figuring out FP for this crew. LOL! All will be good though. We'll just take things at a slower pace and take our time!