5 Tips for Traveling to Walt Disney World with Little Ones
Hi, my name is Janine and I have two boys ages 6, and 2. Traveling with small children can be stressful, and if you are traveling to Disney for the first time I have 5 tips to make your trip go a little more smoothly. RENT A STROLLER This is my number one tip because even if your child is 5, 6, or even 7 they will at some point get tired from all the walking and want to sit, they may even nap. So, instead of having to
Disney with Toddlers
If you are traveling to Disney with toddlers, there are some helpful hints that will help make your vacation less stressful. If you are traveling with toddlers or any young child who does not meet the height requirements of some of the rides, you can get a rider swap ticket. The way to obtain one of these tickets is to go to the fast pass entrance and let the cast member know your child is too small to go on the ride. You will have to have the child visible
Adventures By Disney Europe Part 2
We have done a quick run through now of Adventures by Disney North America, Adventures by Disney Central and South America, and we have also taken a look Adventures by Disney Asia, Africa and Australia. Europe has many itineraries and destinations to look at so we are breaking it into parts. So today we will be continuing our look at Europe with our Adventures by Disney Europe Part 2 segment. If you missed Europe part 1 you should check it out to hear about some amazing destinations. Like before this will be a
Switch Pass… What's That?
The 'Rider Switch Pass', rider swap, baby swap, child Swap, whatever you call it you have probably heard the name(s), but do you understand the system? If not, don't worry you are not alone. So you are on a family trip to Walt Disney World and everything is going great. You are all riding the tea cups, Jungle Cruise, and dumbo with no problems, but then you get to Big Thunder Mountain and Sally is a little too short to ride. That's where you do the drill where one parent has