Rides for babies at Universal Studios

[DisneyLover2122]

Hi everyone. It will be my first time in Universal Studios and we are going with our 9 month old daughter, and 7 yr old nephew, are there any attractions that she can ride with us ? We went to Magic Kingdom last month and she was able to ride almost everything. Thank you.

 

[alanmason]

It is a bit more difficult to take a young child (9months old) on the rides at US but there are a few that work well. Seuss Landing is a great place to start. My son was 16 months old at the time and was able to ride the Caroseussel and the One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Ride(but be careful, you are going to get wet if you don't pay attention) and possible the Cat and the Hat Ride (dark ride).

The best part is the ease of the ride swap system. My wife and I were able to take the single rider line for most everything and use the ride swap rooms during the trip. This helped on MiB, Gringotts, and a few other places. I hope this helps!

 

[RMulieri]

They aren't nearly as many rides that hand-held infants can go on.In fact, there are few..The PP mentioned the ones at IOA.There is also the Jurassic park playground but that is geared more toward the older kids. Over at the studios it is a little harder to find stuff, but there is the Barney show and the Curious George playground

 

[macraven]

child swap is great!

so nice that the entire family stays together until one person goes on the ride.
person returns then the switcheroo time happens..

 

[johde]

possible the Cat and the Hat Ride (dark ride).

Cat in the Hat has a 36" height Requirement.
The possibilities I thought of that weren't mentioned above that had no height requirement were:

Disaster and Hogwarts Express have no height requirement. Despicable Me has non motion seats up front where they could see the movie but not ride in the ride. The 7 year old and 1 adult could ride in the regular motion seats. E.T. probably has the lowest height requirement (34") of any of the rides with a height requirement.

 

[HM]

I think it's mostly going to be the shows and show-type attractions (Twister/Disaster/Terminator) that you'll be able to all do together. As mentioned, we've noticed (no longer have little kids) that the swap areas seem to be very convenient.