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  • On May 26, 2008
    Cindy from KY 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 in Florida on vacation in early June and are staying about 90 minutes from Disney. We want to bring our almost 2 year old to the Magic Kingdom for a one day visit but we're worried about naps. What should we do?

    Without having accommodations to use as your mid-day break location, you will need a touring strategy that allows for some down time.

    Consider leaving the Magic Kingdom to visit one of the nearby hotels for lunch. A boat ride to the Wilderness Lodge, for example, would be a relaxing option.

    Utilize shows such as the Hall of Presidents for time out of the sun. I've seen lots of guests nod off during shows.

    Does your child nap in a stroller? If so, visit a Child Care Center where it's quiet and cool for a relaxing break.

    I hope this gives you some ideas!
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