If I can only pick one...

[kmdrago1783]

Agent P or KidCot stations? DD1 will be almost 5 at the time of our trip...

 

[Malibustyle23]

Kidcot stations. That's assuming they are still around 4 years from now.

They are more active for that age and interesting. Agent P is technology based and more comprehensive than just some fun of coloring and exploring.

 

[asheleycs]

For a 5 year old, Kidcot. My 7 yo loves the Kidcot stations. Something about sitting down and just coloring seems to revive her, even if it's only for a few minutes. Then you also collect the stamps on the Duffy-on-a-stick and have a free souvenir!

 

[JimmyV]

Age 5 = Kidcot.

 

[kmdrago1783]

Kidcot stations. That's assuming they are still around 4 years from now.

They are more active for that age and interesting. Agent P is technology based and more comprehensive than just some fun of coloring and exploring.

I meant my first DD who will be almost five-- our trip is in two months. Ha!

 

[Malibustyle23]

I meant my first DD who will be almost five-- our trip is in two months. Ha!

Silly me! I was thinking man, she's really planning far out! But that can be a normal thing around here!

 

[KCEMOM]

another vote for kidcot. My 8 year old daughter loved it. She loved the coloring and the interactions with the CMs from the various countries. Did Agent P when she was 11 and then again when she was 12. Seemed better suited for her at those ages.

 

[g-dad66]

Definitely Kidcot.

Agent P is too old for most 5 year olds. It works best for kids who can read all of the instructions.

 

[imthemamahere]

Looks like I'm in the minority here, but we went last year when my son was 5, and he LOVED the Agent P experience. I don't really recall there being much reading, as the "F.O.N.E." he was given spoke the directions right to him. There may have been a few times when I had to look at the FONE and read what it said, but mostly, he listened and led us off to find the next stop. He loved having a mission to complete and searching through the different pavilions to find the right spot.

But then, he isn't a kid who loves to sit and color for more than a few moments at a time. He'd rather be up and moving, even on a busy day at Disney!