Tips for Doing Disney (Very) Pregnant

[Berlioz70]

Pack lots of tank tops, even though it's November you will want to have them as an option. Know your limits and you'll be fine - There are lots of attractions you can still ride! Being local, I spend my entire pregnancy at the parks. I used characters to track my belly progression. Here's my favorite, taken 5 days before my due date, and 6 days before I gave birth!

 

[staceyeileen]

If you find yourself getting worn out or overly sore, you can stop by the First Aid station and they will let you rest there for a while and rehydrate.

 

[muenginerd]

Enjoy it all...I went in September at 7 months pregnant and was able to most all rides except the coasters. We did Universal too and that was a different story, I couldn't do anything. Disney is a great place to be pregnant!

If you need something don't be afraid to ask. It was unseasonably hot when we were there and I was having issues with the heat a day or two. All the CM's were great at getting me into shade or water/ac if I needed. My husband or I just had to ask.

I enjoyed all the food. It was our honeymoon so DH and I did the deluxe dining plan. Stopping multiple times for sit down meals ended up being a great break. And the food was amazing.

We all brought along a collection of Disney Princess stories and had all the characters sign it. Each princess signed on their story and wrote a little note to our daughter. It's such a cute thing to have in her nursery now.

 

[muenginerd]

Forgot to add....bring pillows you love. I was so happy to have my pillows with me at 7+ months pregnant.