What rides can a 6 month infant go on?

[LeahA]

We are going to all 4 parks, which rides can an infant still go on?

Leah

 

[campingcorgi]

Any ride that does not have a height restriction--most rides. Have fun!

 

[TinkOhio]

We went down when our youngest was 4 mo. and had a great time! She spent alot of time in the stroller and quite a bit in a baby sling, also. I got her very used to both before the trip, so the transitioning was a piece of cake. We didn't take her on any spinning or fast rides, but even the Peter Pan ride and Small World were fun with her.

We also found that those little umbrellas that clip onto strollers saved the day. Depending on how young your baby will be, sunscreen may not be an option. The sun down there is intense!

 

[GIOny]

this would be my guess, that the Magic Kingdom and Epcot would have the most rides that you would be able to go on with a 6 month old. In Magic Kingdom you could probally take her on the jungle cruise, Dumbo, magic carpets, haunted mansion, small world, peter pan and carousel of progress.
In Epcot, I would think most of the rides would be O.K. except for the obvious like Test Track, Mission Space, and Body Wars.
In MGM-can't think of many rides that would be appropriate, maybe the Great Movie Ride but it does involve fire (can get fairly hot depending upon where you are sitting on the ride) and I think there is some gunshots-which may be loud for a babys ears.Stay away from the Backlot tour, sounds innocent enough but there is alot of water and fire involved that might scare a baby. The Muppet Movie is fun, but that's not a ride.
In Animal Kingdom- not to much there either except for maybe the Jungle Trek, I don't remember if there are any gunshots on there or not. Of course, it all depends on your baby and what you think they can tolerate. If you are going with other family members and you want to go on some of the thrill rides when you get to the front of the line they will let you switch off, 1 adult can stay with the baby while the other one rides and then you switch off without having to wait on line again. Good Luck!!

 

[LeahA]

Thanks for the info!

Leah