More Than 60 Things To Do with Toddlers at Disney
Going to Disney World isn’t just for older kids, toddlers can have fun too! If you’re planning a trip to Disney World, these 60 things to do with toddlers at Disney will help you plan a fun and stress-free day at the parks!
When Chris and I first started taking our little boy to Disney we had a lot of people ask us why we were taking him at such a young age. Many thought that it just wasn’t worth it because there wasn’t a lot to do with them and they wouldn’t remember the trip. But Chris and I, being huge Disney nerds, didn’t want to not go just because we had a baby. So we decided to find things to do with our toddler at Disney that would be fun for all of us!
The first few trips we went with him were full of walking around and riding a handful of rides our entire trip. A lot of that had to do with the fact that we brought our own stroller and didn’t want to leave it and have it get stolen while we were on a ride (trust me, it happens more than you would think).
After that I decided that I was tired of going to Disney and not being able to do anything I took some time to rework how we did our Disney trips. As our toddler has gotten bigger our Disney trips have become easier, because even though he isn’t able to walk on his own yet, his awesome head control makes it easier to carry him in the baby carrier. And that makes going on our favorite rides easy!
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Over 60 Things to Do With Toddlers at Disney!
Magic Kingdom
Magic Kingdom is definitely the most kid-friendly park and it’s my favorite! There’s so much to do for everyone.
+ Main Street USA
- Walt Disney World Railroad
- Harmony Barber Shop – Did you know that you can get your children’s first haircut at Disney World? We did it back in February with the Toddler and for the first haircut they get a certificate and their very first pair of mouse ears!
PRO TIP: Book the haircut in advance because spots tend to fill up fast!
+ Adventureland
- Tiki Room
- Jungle Cruise
- Pirates of the Caribbean
- The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
+ Frontierland
- Tom Sawyer’s Island
- Country Bear Jamboree
+ Liberty Square
- The Haunted Mansion
- Liberty Square Riverboats
- The Hall of Presidents
+ Fantasyland
- Bibbidi Bobbity Boutique
- Peter Pan’s Flight
- It’s a Small World
- Winnie the Pooh
- Mad Tea Party
- Mickey’s PhillarMagic
- Prince Charming Regal Carousel
+ New Fantasyland
- Enchanted Tales with Belle
- Journey of the Little Mermaid
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant (located in Storybook Circus)
- Barnstormer (located in Storybook Circus)
- Casey Jr Soak ‘N Splash Station (located in Storybook Circus)
+ Tomorrowland
- Tomorrowland Speedway (guests must be 32in or taller to ride)
- Astro Orbiter
- Buzz Lightyears Space Ranger Spin
- Carousel of Progress
- Monster’s INC Laugh Floor
- Tomorrowland Transit Authority (also known as the People Mover)
Epcot
I hate to say this but Epcot is definitely the least kid-friendly of all the parks. I honestly hated Epcot as a kid but as I’ve gotten older my appreciation for it has grown (that may have something to do with all the food and drinks I get around the world!). Planning out your day with fun kid activities at Epcot will help keep kids entertained and happy!
+ Future World
- Spaceship Earth
- Universe of Energy
- Disney & Pixar Short Films
- Living with the Land
- The Seas With Nemo & Friends
- Turtle Talk with Crush
- Innoventions
- Imagination!
+ World Showcase
- KidCot Stations (located in each country around the world where you kids can make free crafts)
- Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure
- Gran Fiesta Tour in Mexico
- Frozen Ever After – in Norway
- American Adventure – in the USA
Hollywood Studios
This is one of my favorite parks! There’s some fun stuff for adults but overall DHS is a kid-friendly park.
+ Shows/Entertainment
- Beauty and the Beast
- Voyage of The Little Mermaid
- Frozen Sing-a-Long
- Indiana Jones Stunt Show
- Jedi Training Academy (kids have to be between the ages of 4 and 12 to participate in the show)
- Disney Junior-Live on Stage!
- Club Disney (a dance party for all ages!)
+ Rides
- Toy Story Mania
- Muppet Vision 3d
- Star Wars Launch Bay
Animal Kingdom
+ Pandora
- Na’vi River Journey
+ Africa
- Festival of the Lion King
+ DinoLand USA
- The Boneyard (a dinosaur play area for kids of all ages)
- Finding Nemo – The Musical
- Triceratop Spin
+ Discovery Island
- Tree of Life
- It’s Tough to Be a Bug
+ Rafiki’s Planet Watch
+ Oasis (nature trails, nice and shaded (and quiet!) for those hot summer days!)
Disney Springs
- Bibbidi Bobbity Boutique
- Classic Carousel
- Waterside Stage (kids dance parties are held here in the evenings)
- Marketplace Train Express ($2 for kids, free for adults)
- DisneyQuest
Toddlers at Disney are so fun to watch and there is so much to do with them at all the parks! If you’ve ever been with young kids, what’s your favorite thing to do with them?
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