Top 5 Tips for Visiting Walt Disney World with Kids Under 10
- Denise Lorentzen
- Jul 8
- 1 min read
Walt Disney World is pure magic for little ones—but it also requires a little planning to keep those magical moments from turning into meltdowns.
Here are 5 tried-and-true tips for visiting with toddlers and young kids:
Start Early, Leave Early – Kids are at their best in the morning. Get to the parks before they open and plan to head back for a nap or swim by early afternoon.
Use Rider Swap – For families with older kids and thrill-seekers, Rider Swap lets parents take turns on rides while someone stays with the younger kids.
Bring a Stroller – Even if your 6-year-old swears they don’t need one, little legs get tired fast.
Don’t Overplan – Schedule key attractions, but build in downtime. A midday break at the resort can mean a happier evening back at the parks.
Pack Smart – Sunscreen, water bottles, extra outfits, snacks, and a fan or cooling towel are lifesavers in the Florida heat.
Want more tips and tricks on traveling to Walt Disney World with little ones? We can help. Our agents have taken their kids, grandkids to Disney parks—we know how to make it magical (and manageable).
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