Is there a good resource for finding the height requirements for each of the rides at the different Orlando theme parks? Our son is 44" tall and we don't want to end up at a park where he can't go on many of the rides. We are definitely hitting Magic Kingdom and are considering Universal or MGM. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thank you!
Height Requirements
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Barry Hom has a list of height requirements in his "What Information Do you Need to Know" Post on the top of the board. For that info CLICK HERE
As for the Disney parks...the two you mentioned, the MK and MGM, at the Magic Kingdom, Space Mountain is 44 inches, and the Tomorrowland Speedway, you need to be 51 inches to drive, but your son can go on it, he would just need someone over that height to drive. At MGM, Rockin' Rollercoaster has a 48 inch height requirement.
There is still plenty for someone 44 inches tall to do!!!
Karen
There is still plenty for someone 44 inches tall to do!!!
Karen
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