Parent/Guardian switch question

[N&B'smom]

How does this work? What is needed to do this? It says to see a cast member, how do we go about this? Any info would be great!! Thanks!!

Shelby

 

[HaleyB]

There is a CM at the entrance to the line or somewhere along the way on most rides, otherwise when you load onto the ride there is Always a CM. You tell them you want to do the baby/child exchange and they will give you a, well something- I can't remember what it was- and tell you where to wait. One person stays with the child and everyone else goes on the ride (by stand by or fast pass, however you are doing it). They exit and take over with the child and the one who stayed behind then goes on (often from the exit, but there will be a CM to tell you what to do for each ride. If there is someone with you that can ride (a third adult or older child) they can go on with you (even if they rode the first time) so you don't have to ride alone. This is the coolest thing!

 

[mmeb144]

Each attraction is different on how they handle the switch. You do need to find a CM to help you. My son loves the kid switch. He gets to ride twice! My daughter likes it because she doesn't have to ride the scary rides.

Marie

 

[disneyjunkie]

Originally posted by mmeb144
Each attraction is different on how they handle the switch. You do need to find a CM to help you. My son loves the kid switch. He gets to ride twice! My daughter likes it because she doesn't have to ride the scary rides.

Marie

Do you know if they will let two or three kids ride twice?

There will be 4 kids in our group. I'm sure the 5 year old won't be able/want to ride all of the big rides. If we do the kid swap, will the 6, 10 and 12 year all be able to ride twice?

 

[OzFan]

When we did the "swap" for Test Track only 2 of my girls could go with me. Lucky for me, my 12 year wanted to explore the gift shop area. I'm not sure about other rides but, this is the place to ask! Wonderful people and great responses!