Height Restricitons

[luvmrypoppins]

Just have a quick question about children that are too small to ride certain rides. Do all the rides have the child swap? My dd will be to small to ride some of the rides like the RockNRollercoster, etc. Will we all be able to wait in line together and then switch off with her?
Also at Disney quest I noticed in the guide books that some of the virtual games that there is an age limit. Does that mean that they have to be that old to play or if they are under that age they can still play if an adult is playing too?

Thank you for any advice!

 

[Geoff_M]

Every ride that has a height restriction offers "rider swap". Note: WDW officially doesn't refer to it as "baby swap" as no doubt some smaller children don't want to be referred to as "babies". Ask the first CM you meet in line what the procedure is for that ride. Often times now they'll give you a "ride swap" pass that's good for up to three people in the FastPass queue. Usually families don't wait together in the queue once they give you the pass. Usually you're told to wait with the "under-height" child(ren) at the exit of the ride.

I've never been to DQ, so I can't help you there.

 

[Disneyland_emily]

Most of the rides have the smaller child (and parents etc) wait outside the ride now to help keep the clog of child swaps not in the building where it could become a saftey issue-

One thing to look into is alternate attractions ie Tower at Studios and rest of Dinoland for DAK to keep the "under kids" occupied instead of we have to sit here and wait for sister and dad to ride-
ie if while dad and sister ride Coaster "under 48" brother gets to ride Tower with mom then again with dad while mom and sister ride Coaster (assuming brother likes tower)

-em