Hi there, Brooke, from a fellow Ohioan! Thanks so much for coming to see us at the Disney Parks Moms Panel!
What a fun age for your kiddos to enjoy a trip to Walt Disney World with you! When my kids were little, I definitely wore them in baby carriers around the Disney Parks, and it was an amazing way for us to enjoy our experience together! I love a
stroller and definitely recommend it for you, but sometimes there is nothing like having your little ones at eye level (while remaining hands free!) and being able to see and feel their reactions to all the surrounding excitement!
Now, regarding your question about baby wearing while on board an attraction, the answer is going to be “it depends.” There were certainly attractions that I was able to board while wearing my babies. These were always attractions
without height restrictions (slow rides, non thrill rides), and it was always at the discretion of the cast member at the boarding area. I can distinctly remember taking rides while baby wearing on
“it’s a small world”,
kiliminjaro safaris, and
Living with the Land.
When it comes to riding together with your three small children, it is helpful to reference the
Walt Disney World Property Rules, which state that children under 7 must be accompanied by someone 14 years or older to board an attraction. This will likely be easiest for you all on rides that have capacity for 3-4 across, such as
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and
Peter Pan’s Flight. That being said, I’ve definitely heard from friends that they were able to board certain rides without height restriction with multiple children below age 7, when these children were in a row in front or behind them, always within arms reach. I’m always a fan of planning ahead to avoid disappointment, especially when planning such a special trip! Feel free to check out this listing of all rides
without age limits, strap that baby in, leaving one free hand for each child, and away you go!
See ya real soon!
-Clara