Hiding from fireworks

[troydjames]

I am thinking of going to the Mickeys not so scary, My oldest child and I have been going for a few years now, my youngest 2 are scared of fireworks, any suggestions for hiding from fireworks when they start? I was thinking of maybe a dance party, any suggestions would be great.

 

[Magicalcarpetride]

The last time we were at MNSSHP was several years ago and the dance party in Tommorrowland was indoors at Starlight Ray's. My then 5yr old loved it and you could not heard the fireworks or anything else outdoors. He even got to Dance with Donald Duck! Another option would be Pirates, if they are not too frightened of the ride, since the majority of the line is indoors. I hope you have fun! I would love to go to another but so far fall has not been a good time for us to visit

 

[SA mom]

Both my children are really sensitive to sound. One thing that helped was ear plugs and head phones. My husband taught them how to look at the firework to know when the sound would come. They can hear some stuff through the ear plugs, but the head phones are pretty silent. These are the type used for shooting ranges and operating heavy machinery (and kids with sensory integration issues).

 

[disneydad78]

Maybe go somewhere farther away from the fireworks and ease them into it. Say things like wow look how pretty! Just an idea.

 

[sayhello]

Do "Enchanted Tales With Belle". It's a nice, long, indoors attraction.

Sayhello

 

[DisneyKentucky]

I am thinking of going to the Mickeys not so scary, My oldest child and I have been going for a few years now, my youngest 2 are scared of fireworks, any suggestions for hiding from fireworks when they start? I was thinking of maybe a dance party, any suggestions would be great.

I thought the Fireworks Dessert party was good for my 2 year old. She wasn't scared because you are semi-indoor (ok, it's under something not indoors) plus, hard to get upset when munching on chocolate.