Hi Jennifer!
This question is near and dear to my heart. I am a labor & delivery nurse, and was a nursing mama myself! I have nursed all over the Walt Disney World Resort, and I have some places that worked well for me. Remember, you are welcome to nurse your baby anywhere you feel comfortable at Walt Disney World!
First, I always consider indoor shows to be good options. They offer a seat, darkness and air conditioning. Good options would be Mickey’s PhilharMagic and Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress at Magic Kingdom, Impressions de France and the Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival at Epcot, Voyage of the Little Mermaid and Muppet*Vision 3D at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Finding Nemo -The Musical at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Quick-service dining restaurants are another great choice. Grab a free drink of ice water and a seat! I particularly like
Columbia Harbor House and
Sunshine Seasons because they offer air conditioning and you can often find a secluded table in the back.
Other great places I found were:
Magic Kingdom
* Play area at
Dumbo the Flying Elephant* Shaded bench at Fort Langhorn on
Tom Sawyer Island* Seating area across from
Sunshine Tree Terrace just under the Swiss Family Treehouse
Epcot
* Benches at the exit of Soarin’ Around the World
* Shaded
Kidcot Fun Stop area in the Canada Pavilion
* Seating areas and benches along World Showcase Lagoon, especially near Germany
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
* Seating outside Rock’n’Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, Muppet Vision*3D, or around Echo Lake
Animal Kingdom
*
Rivers of Light seating area during the day offers a little privacy and a lovely view of the water
* Hidden seating area directly across from the Yak & Yeti restaurant and behind
Drinkwalla * In Dinoland, off to the side of
Chester & Hester’s Dinosaur Treasures, there are a few hidden seats
* Benches along the
Maharaja Jungle TrekI hope this gives you some ideas, Jennifer! Happy nursing!
- Kate