Fun for preschoolers during down time at resort

[Surgie2]

We will be staying at Poly early May 2018 for 9 nights. 6 adults and 4 children (ages 13 months, 4, 5, & 5). What are some options for fun at the Poly other than the pools? We want to build in lots of down time in our schedule and enjoy the resort but the kids like to have things going on. Just saw on Tikiman's site a picture of tee-shirt making at the Lava Pool ($ charge). Do those activities change daily? And I know we have the beach. But what else might be an option for that age group (or at least the older ones)?

 

[dansdad]

We will be staying at Poly early May 2018 for 9 nights. 6 adults and 4 children (ages 13 months, 4, 5, & 5). What are some options for fun at the Poly other than the pools? We want to build in lots of down time in our schedule and enjoy the resort but the kids like to have things going on. Just saw on Tikiman's site a picture of tee-shirt making at the Lava Pool ($ charge). Do those activities change daily? And I know we have the beach. But what else might be an option for that age group (or at least the older ones)?

Here is the Activity Calendar for July. The details and times change monthly, but this should give you a pretty good idea.

http://www.themouseforless.com/tripplanning/resorts/wdw/pdf/PolyCalendar.pdf

 

[TOBS2010]

I read somewhere recently that the Lilo and Stitch Center (on-site babysitting) is currently open during (I believe) 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for activities with parent accompaniment. Beginning at 4:30 p.m. the sitting service opens up for the evening. Not sure if this will be permanent or not--but could be an option if it is next spring for you. I know my youngest just enjoyed riding on the monorail when we were there. We stayed at POR last time and I brought a beach ball in my suitcase for us to kick/hit around outside in the grass too.

 

[Surgie2]

I brought a beach ball in my suitcase for us to kick/hit around outside in the grass too.

Great idea!