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EPCOT; Mother and Son; Spaceship Earth
  • On Dec 11, 2008
    Rebecca from MI Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We want to bring our 2 year old to WDW for her 3rd birthday. There is so much information and so much to know I would like to know where do I begin?

    The best site for traveling with little ones in the Disney's Magical Beginnings website.  It is full of information about the best rides for preschoolers, travel tips, and much more.  There is even an interactive park maps full of only the activities that are little one friendly.

    Know that you have probably picked one of the best times to bring your daughter.  Children at that age just soak up all the Disney Magic and make the trip unforgettable for Mom and Dad.  The parks, restaurants, and resorts are the most child friendly places in the world.  You can feel free to go out for a special grown-up dinner even with your daughter in tow.  You can enjoy a perfect filet mignon while she enjoys something off the kids menu.

    I would recommend reviewing the website that I mentioned above and then choosing what time of year and the resort you would like to stay at.  After you have all of that out of the way start thinking about which parks you would like to visit and make any dining reservations that you may need.  For many people, half the fun of a Walt Disney World vacation is planning it.
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