Rides for my little man(age 4 when travel)

[HeatherL1985]

My toddler freaked out over any 3-D movies and I hear that's pretty typical - might wanna steer clear of those!

Magic Kingdom: Buzz Lightyear, the People Mover, Astro Orbiter, Tomorrowland Speedway (he can "drive"), Teacups, Winnie the Pooh, Dumbo, Goofy's Barnstormer, Under the Sea, the carousel, it's a small world, Peter Pan, Tom Sawyer Island, the Magic Carpets of Aladdin. He is iffy on the Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion.

Epcot: Spaceship Earth, Finding Nemo, Living with the Land, Journey into the Imagination, the ride in Mexico (can't remember the name) and the new Frozen ride.

Hollywood Studios: The Great Movie Ride (just don't let him look up during the alien scene), the Toy Story ride, the Disney Jr. show.

Animal Kingdom: Kilimanjaro Safari, the Affection Section, Festival of the Lion King, Finding Nemo, Triceratop Spin and the Bone Yard was a BIG hit.

 

[roseaster]

I really don't consider a 4 year old a toddler. I think toddlers as more 1-2 year olds. 4 years I think a pre-schooler.

Rides are dependent on what the kids like or are afraid of. My kids all like rides. Fast rides, spinning rides, rides with drops. I have 1 that was afraid of "spooky" things, Ghosts, goblins and such, but, strangely loved Dinosaur! and Bug's Life.

None of my kids were ever scared of 3-D, at any age, and that is easy to alleviate if they are, just remove the glasses.

I have always just let them ride what they wanted as long as they made the height limit.

I think it is harder never having been on a ride before, most of my kids rode the little things at the carnival, or zoo, or local park by that age.

Research the rides. I like the descriptions in "The Unofficial Guide." You can also look at You Tube videos of the rides. I would approach everything as fun and not give him any ideas of apprehension.