Good age for Kim Possible?

[mya1k9]

Is 5 years old to young to get and enjoy Kim Possible at Epcot?

 

[HubbDave]

We tried it last week. My DD 4 was a bit confused since she can't read yet (I had to help). My DS 10 really liked it.

At one point we were in the United Kingdom trying to activate something (won't say what) and my daughter pushed the OK button on the Kimmunicator. Winnie the Pooh and Tigger popped out of a door to go to a character spot. For a couple of minutes they played with my DD. She thought she let them out of the door.

At some point they will either add/change this to be a Phineas and Ferb thing.

I recommend it for your 5 year old with some help

 

[stargazertechie]

I think as long as you do the reading, it's fun for any age.

 

[kathyell]

My five year old and I have done it and we both had a good time. You will have to help with some of the reading, as the other responses have said, and with giving a few extra clues. I think it's completely doable, though.

 

[Qmom]

My dd4 and ds6 loved it last year and can't wait to do it again this fall. Before the World Showcase adventure, they didn't even know who Kim Possible was.

 

[momto4princesses]

We tried it last week. My DD 4 was a bit confused since she can't read yet (I had to help). My DS 10 really liked it.

At one point we were in the United Kingdom trying to activate something (won't say what) and my daughter pushed the OK button on the Kimmunicator. Winnie the Pooh and Tigger popped out of a door to go to a character spot. For a couple of minutes they played with my DD. She thought she let them out of the door.

At some point they will either add/change this to be a Phineas and Ferb thing.

I recommend it for your 5 year old with some help

Gosh I hope not. Phineas and Ferb get on my LAST nerve. Not sure why but it is just one of those shows that annoys me.

 

[HubbDave]

Gosh I hope not. Phineas and Ferb get on my LAST nerve. Not sure why but it is just one of those shows that annoys me.

Well, Kim Possible isn't even on anymore in the US (I could be wrong) and P&F are huge attm...

If they made it an option that would be cool. My son had forgotten all about Kim Possible

 

[delmar411]

my 5yr old did one mission and he was done. We split up into 3 teams going 3 different places and the other kids and DH did a bunch of the missions.

 

[brerdawg]

Is 5 years old to young to get and enjoy Kim Possible at Epcot?

My kids loved doing it at 9 and 11.

 

[queenof3]

I would definitely try it. And the good thing is you can abandon the mission if it really doesnt work!

 

[radev104]

I was like we need to try this since it wasn't there when we went down last. We got our kimmunicator and sent out on our mission. It was pretty difficult to find some of the stuff and it was my sister (17), me (22) and my fiance (23) that did it. We found it as a good way to look at the countries instead of our usual way but after about 2 and a half missions it got boring maybe it was cause we are "older kids" or we just wanted to do the world our way.

The one problem we found with it was the kimmunicator will not work if there is another kimmunicator around. That was the most annoying part because we were in Japan looking for something and found it but we couldn't get our next clue cause there was someone else doing their mission too close to us.

 

[photo_chick]

My kids both love making things happen around the park. Especially on the Japan mission.