Rides/lines/fastpass for children under 2

[bpmorley]

A friend of mine is taking his kids to WDW this summer. Him, his wife, daughter 9, son 2 and son 5 months. Obviously mom, dad and daughter will have tickets but not the 2 boys. How will fastpasses work for the 2 year old? as he will not need a park ticket.

 

[nalajms]

The "infants" can go with any of the adults with FP+. My DD likes to scan her band, but it turns blue My brother and his wife take their 2yo separately so that he gets 2 rides out of their 2 FP+.

For rides with height restrictions, they can ask for a Rider Swap. So for 7D Mine train, I go with my DS - either FP+ or wait in line. Get the rider swap so that DH can go with DS. In this case, they'd only need to make 2 FP+ for the ride.

 

[lorenni]

The "infants" can go with any of the adults with FP+. My DD likes to scan her band, but it turns blue My brother and his wife take their 2yo separately so that he gets 2 rides out of their 2 FP+.

This is what we did as well. We each rode once and took our son so he got to ride twice.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Yes, we took our almost 2 yo DGD last fall. She got a MB, and got to choose her color. However, whoever she was with was the only one who needed a FP+ for a ride in order for her to go. However, she saw everyone touch their MB to the reader, so she insisted on doing it. But it was only the other person's MB that "counted"-

 

[nalajms]

Yes, we took our almost 2 yo DGD last fall.

Great picture! Did you take that or was it the photopass person there? If you took it, what kind of camera?

Now that DD will be 3 for our next family trip, I'm worried that we won't be able to get 2 FP+ for A&E at the same time!

 

[Simba's Mom]

The photo pass photographer took that one. For the first time, we bought the MM package and although we were unsure, it was a terrific deal!

 

[bpmorley]

Thank you for the replies