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  • On May 8, 2010
    Kellie from MO 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 will be bringing a 6 month old that will need out of the stroller to move around occasionally. Are there grassy places in the parks that we can let him down to play? If so, where are they located?

    Hi, Kellie! When my youngest son was 6 months old, we sought out places for him to crawl around. We also brought a thin blanket that we could lay on harder surfaces for him.

    One huge benefit of having a crawling baby in the parks is that the ground is so pristine and clean. There are many places that have smooth surfaces as the regular thoroughfare. Just make sure you let him explore out of the main path. The exit areas at many attractions also have clean, carpeted surfaces as well.

    Here were my youngest son's favorite crawling places at each park:
    - Epcot: grassy areas outside of Test Track
    - Magic Kingdom: Donald's Boat area in Toontown (gummy, soft surface)
    - Hollywood Studios: Tower of Terror exit area
    - Animal Kingdom: Boneyard (gummy, soft surface)
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Meet the Panelist: Joel, Wisconsin

I’m the proud papa of two little pirates or princes (depending on the day!) I enjoy sharing information to help beginners with little ones - including naps, strollers, rider swaps, height restrictions, scary rides, touring plans, characters and dining. Learn More About Joel

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