Toddlers in Epcot

[meggymouse]

We are going back to Disney in a few weeks for Easter and I want to take the kids to do something new. We frequent MK and AK because they both have a lot for my kids (DD 3 and DS 2) to do. We have a ressie for lunch at Teppan Edo(we've never eaten her). I was hoping y'all could give me some ideas of what the kids would like to do in that park. Thanks!

 

[RMulieri]

The living seas with Nemo and friends pavilion.

 

[LWatson]

My kids love Epcot. They really like Spaceship Earthy, Nemo, Malestrom, the boat in mexico, among others. They also love to walk around the diff countries and get their passport stamped and signed. Though we arent doing a passport this time we are thinking of having them see if they could get their autograph book stamped. We usually spend a full day to 2 days there.

 

[livndisney]

We are going back to Disney in a few weeks for Easter and I want to take the kids to do something new. We frequent MK and AK because they both have a lot for my kids (DD 3 and DS 2) to do. We have a ressie for lunch at Teppan Edo(we've never eaten her). I was hoping y'all could give me some ideas of what the kids would like to do in that park. Thanks!

If you are going during the Flower and Garden show, they have 3 playgrounds set up. One near Test Track (Fairy Garden), One near Canada and one near France.

 

[HunnyJar]

The Kidcot centers are pretty cool for kids. In the World Showcase they have these areas where kids can get a mask on a stick and have cut-outs attached to their masks. The CM from that country stamps the mask with a special stamp and attaches the cut-out. The kids can color the masks, too. It's a fun way to get the kids interested in the different countries in the World Showcase.

I also agree that the Living Seas with Nemo is very cool! You can have your kids meet and talk with Crush there, too.

 

[lathamary]

DS7's favorite part when he was 3 and when he was 5 was a fountain area outside of the Imagination! Pavilion - a jet of water jumps back and forth between different areas. We've spent hours there!

Here's a video of it I found on Youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcEIr2Nj_9U

 

[meggymouse]

thanks!