MK Ride Capacity?

[monagh10]

Is there an easy way to find the # of people that can ride together on the various rides? It will be my husband & myself with our just turned 2 year old son. I know Peter Pan says 2 riders, can our son ride on our lap or will we have to split up for the ride?

 

[pinoke]

I don't know of any kind of list, but I can't think of any ride that wouldn't allow you to all fit - well, not SM or something…but for the kids rides you'll be ok I think.

 

[monagh10]

Thanks. We have all of our FP+ set then I realized we may not want to "waste" a FP for a ride that only 1 of us will ride with our son and instead alternate (if that makes sense)

 

[redrosesix]

Is there an easy way to find the # of people that can ride together on the various rides? It will be my husband & myself with our just turned 2 year old son. I know Peter Pan says 2 riders, can our son ride on our lap or will we have to split up for the ride?

We did all of the rides together with my daughter when she was younger, but a lot bigger than 2. There are a lot like Haunted Mansion that we still do 3 to a car.

Thanks. We have all of our FP+ set then I realized we may not want to "waste" a FP for a ride that only 1 of us will ride with our son and instead alternate (if that makes sense)

no, not really lol.

Don't forget about child swap for rides that you want to do but he is too little for -- it will allow you to take turns riding without having to wait in line both times.

 

[monagh10]

For example I didn't know for Dumbo if my husband & I both should do a fast pass since only 1 of us will be riding with our son. The other person can "save" a fast pass for a different ride to take him on. Hopefully that makes it a little clearer.

 

[winterman]

For example I didn't know for Dumbo if my husband & I both should do a fast pass since only 1 of us will be riding with our son. The other person can "save" a fast pass for a different ride to take him on. Hopefully that makes it a little clearer.

I don't get your point at all. Even if you all couldn't sit together, why would one of you not ride at all. I do think that just about all of the rides that are not height restricted allow 2 adults and a small child to sit together. My DD and DSiL rode on Dumbo and Peter Pan with their 13 month old. I rode also but in the 'car' in front or back of them. I loved watching DGS's reactions.

 

[monagh10]

I don't get your point at all. Even if you all couldn't sit together, why would one of you not ride at all. I do think that just about all of the rides that are not height restricted allow 2 adults and a small child to sit together. My DD and DSiL rode on Dumbo and Peter Pan with their 13 month old. I rode also but in the 'car' in front or back of them. I loved watching DGS's reactions.

I just used that ride as an example. It's not a huge deal to split up but my husband isn't a huge ride person so he likely wouldn't be excited to ride a bunch of rides alone. We are going during a busy time so didn't know if it would be a better use of FP+ if we didn't both pick the same rides so we would be able to increase the amount of rides we can take our son on using FP+

 

[redrosesix]

For example I didn't know for Dumbo if my husband & I both should do a fast pass since only 1 of us will be riding with our son. The other person can "save" a fast pass for a different ride to take him on. Hopefully that makes it a little clearer.

Gotcha. Definitely save the fast pass if both of you don't really want to ride Dumbo. But for things like HM, which you could go on together ie. 3 to a car, you can both use a FP if you both want to do the ride.