toddler & water attractions

[Jenny]

I'm planning a trip that revolves around our 3 yr old DD. Based on what I've read, she can get wet at the following attractions:

IOA: If I ran the zoo & Me ship, the Olive.
USF: Fievel's Playland & Curious George area.

Is this correct? I'm thinking of doing all of the other attractions that she can do before these water areas then going to them in the afternoon. Should I change her into a swim suit, water shoes, & swim diaper? I'll bring a towel.

Thanks for any information.

 

[Figment22]

At IOA, Camp Jurassic also has these water shooters that can get kids very wet. Although in all honesty, if my kids were that little yet, I'd probably steer them away from Camp Jurassic. It's easy to lose them in there. (Not as much at the others you mentioned.)

And yes, I'd change her into her swim suit, especially in the Curious George area. She'll be happily drenched!

 

[alisonbestford]

I agree, a swimsuit is essential if your little one is anything like DD (6)
Trying to prise her out of Curious George's is an art in itself
We normally have to resort to bribery and then hang the swimsuit on the stroller handles to dry.
We too did the Jurassic area and, as Figment 22 said, it would be easy to lose a little one. The only problem you might have is in Curious George's if she likes the ball area..... I lost DD in there when she was 3
Alison

 

[Jenny]

camp jurassic questions: can an adult go through w her? we lost sight of our DD 2+ in jan. at MGM's Honey Playground...she had fun but we were nervous...is camp jurassic like that playground? will she need a swimsuit for it if we decide to do it? thanks.

 

[alisonbestford]

DD (6) says that she saw grown ups in Camp Jurassic and that it's a little similar to the Honey I Shrunk one.
I'd say take a swimsuit if you can't keep your little one out of the water
DD is attracted to water automatically so she is always drenched but many of the kids went in dry and came out the same way
Alison