is a 2 year old too young for the HALLOWEEN PARTY?

[pintradingwedding]

I hear Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween Party is supposed to be a lot of fun.

But do you think it's better for older kids? or would a two year old enjoy it?

Thanks!

 

[o2bacelt]

We took our DD who was then 28 months and she LOVED it! She hasn't stopped talking about it since and we're going again this year because she had so much fun last time.

My hint when you go with smaller kids, do all the party stuff, meet the characters, don't push to get in all the rides. One of DD's favorite things was dancing with Cinderella's mice at the dance party in Fantasyland. She loved the trick or treating.

 

[jckdisneybound]

My DD went for the first time when she was 25 months. Loved it! We had her own stroller and she conked out early. But we all had a great time! We didn't do as much Trick or Treating as we did when she was four.

 

[tmarquez]

We took DD last year, she was 3. She loved the dance parties with the characters and of course getting some candy. The problem we had is that she is so stuck on her schedule of getting up early and going to bed early that she was soooo tired by like 9:30 she was like a zombie.

 

[WDWorBUST]

We took DD when she was 22 months old. She had a ball!! She especially LOVED the parade. She will still watch the video from it and that was 2 years ago. One thing I didn't think about until we were there is how many villains are out at the party. She did fine....we just steered clear of them....but it's something to think about.

 

[pintradingwedding]

PS. WDWorBUST, the picture is too small to see well but your little one looks RIDICULOUSLY CUTE!

 

[WDWorBUST]

PS. WDWorBUST, the picture is too small to see well but your little one looks RIDICULOUSLY CUTE!

Thank you

 

[LilGMom]

We took our youngest for the first time when he was 16 months old and he had a blast. He wanted nothing to do with the characters but he loved feeling like he was Trick-or-Treating, loved dressing up, enjoyed the music and had a blast. He fell asleep for the parade, so did his five yr. old brother, but we it allowed my dh and I to sit on the edge of the sidewalk and actually completely take in a parade from start to finish.

Dh & I decided as we were carrying our sleeping kids back to the car that we'd be going back to MNSSHP again the following year.

 

[camdensmom]

Two is a big year.

The difference between a little one who is 24 months and one who is 35.5 months is huge. Also, depends on your specific child.