Pregnant at Disneyworld

[dreamscometrue47]

I went to WDW when I was pregnant both times, once at about 8 weeks and then the second time at about 4 months. I think it was the pixie dust that took away any morning sickness!!! Seriously, i was usually queezy in the mornings, but at WDW, I felt great! I obeyed all of the Disney warning signs and still had fantastic times, especially during my second preganancy as DD was 3, and she was such a joy.

 

[dsneygirl]

I went last month at 10 weeks. I was having a lot of nausea so we moved in slow motion quite a bit (no commando). It was nice though because it wasn't hot at all so that didn't effect. Take it easy, take lots of breaks and enjoy!

 

[jenrose66]

Just wanted to say congratulations!

I don't have any tips cause I've never been to Disney pregnant. I actually just found out I was pregnant about a month ago. I'm a little bummed that we won't be able to hit Disney this year (I want to be a sahm so we'll be trying to save every penny to get us a good head start; plus we go in the summer and I don't see 8 mos pregnant a good time to fly 3 hours and walk around in 100 degree heat).

Anyway, have a great time!

 

[MNmom2]

I went when I was 7 months pregnant along with my then 22 month olds ds! Talk about a WDW addict. Anyway, I had no problems at all. My only advice would be to wear comfy shoes and obviously take breaks as needed and stay hydrated. Have fun!

 

[Tinkmom]

Unless I missed it while skimming the earlier posts, no one mentioned the primary problem I had while pregnant and visiting WDW. I could walk all day long without a problem, but just standing (waiting in line) was horrible!!!!

This applied during most of my pregnancy. I can recall going get a car tag, walking several blocks from my office to the DMV feeling great. After standing in line for a couple of minutes I felt SO sick. I didn't really "look pregnant" yet, or I would have used the pregnant card -- it was that bad.

I wouldn't plan on lots of rides if they involve long lines. Take it easy overall and stay hydrated.