What fast passes should I get for 2 year old?

[Dakota731]

At each park? We haven't been to Disney in seven years so it's all like new again! Thanks so much

 

[westie55]

This really depends on whether you plan to use rider swap to do any of the big ticket rides (like 7DMT) or if you only plan to ride what the 2 yr old can join you on. If you clarify, I can provide suggestions based on my experience. Also, when is your trip? After the Pandora opening?

 

[KrazeeK120]

Just an FYI, you can't get FP for the 2 year old as he/she doesn't have park tickets. Only people 3 and over can get FP.

 

[DavidNYC]

For a 2 year old pretty much any dark ride or character meet & greet is good (if he/she isn't afraid of the characters):
MK: Pooh, Ariel, Peter Pan, Small World and of the character meets
Epcot: Turtle Talk / Living Seas / Imagination (Character Spot) (frankly - may be a waste of FP at Epcot if you're going to another park that day)
DHS: Again very few FP worth it here that you wouldn't be able to get in without them: Little Mermaid / Disney Junior / Frozen Sing Along
Animal Kingdom: Safari / new Pandora River Journey / Nemo & Lion King Shows.

In general - FP will be of great use in MK and AK. Unless you're at a peak season, they'll be of more limited use in Epcot and DHS. If you have more than one adult, remember you can get a couple FP for yourself and use rider swap to ride some adult rides. (If you do that - have one adult get a FP for one adult ride, the other get a FP for a 2nd adult ride and then use the other two passes for the kids rides. (And as someone else noted - you're not technically get a FP for the 2 year old since he/she doesn't have a ticket but I assume you mean what FP the adults should get to take the 2 year on).

 

[mesaboy2]

Just an FYI, you can't get FP for the 2 year old as he/she doesn't have park tickets. Only people 3 and over can get FP.

For clarity, it should be noted also that children younger than 3 don't need FP. They can just go with someone who has FP.

 

[Kkb0517]

For a 2 year old pretty much any dark ride or character meet & greet is good (if he/she isn't afraid of the characters):
MK: Pooh, Ariel, Peter Pan, Small World and of the character meets
Epcot: Turtle Talk / Living Seas / Imagination (Character Spot) (frankly - may be a waste of FP at Epcot if you're going to another park that day)
DHS: Again very few FP worth it here that you wouldn't be able to get in without them: Little Mermaid / Disney Junior / Frozen Sing Along
Animal Kingdom: Safari / new Pandora River Journey / Nemo & Lion King Shows.

In general - FP will be of great use in MK and AK. Unless you're at a peak season, they'll be of more limited use in Epcot and DHS. If you have more than one adult, remember you can get a couple FP for yourself and use rider swap to ride some adult rides. (If you do that - have one adult get a FP for one adult ride, the other get a FP for a 2nd adult ride and then use the other two passes for the kids rides. (And as someone else noted - you're not technically get a FP for the 2 year old since he/she doesn't have a ticket but I assume you mean what FP the adults should get to take the 2 year on).

Maybe also toy story mania at Hollywood studios. There is no height requirement.