EPCOT; Mother and Son; Spaceship Earth
  • On Jan 16, 2011
    Lauren from TX Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Hi, I'm planning a trip w/ 2- 5 year olds & 2- 1 year olds, w/ 1- 13 year old. Is there going to be much for the preschoolers & toddler age kids to do in Epcot? I know it's more of a "learning" park, so I need any/all info I can get to

    Hi Lauren,

    Your 13 year old will definitely enjoy Epcot for many reasons. However, I want to reassure you that toddlers and preschoolers will find it to be a wonderful Park as well.

    I highly recommend that you head to The Seas with Nemo and Friends Pavilion. The slow moving, mesmerizing ride, ends in a multi-level aquarium. The children can enjoy seeing dolphin, sharks, manatee and countless brightly colored fish. Don't miss Turtle Talk with Crush. My youngest daughters could spend hours in this Pavilion alone (and we have). ;)

    Another fun place to explore with younger children at Epcot is the Imagination Pavilion. This ride also ends in an interactive area. There are "squares" on the floor that when the kids jump on them, it'll make the noise on the photo. For example, jump on a photo of an elephant and it'll trumpet like one. I have lots of great photos of my girls enjoying these.

    You could entertain the younger children at these attractions while your 13 year old heads over to Soarin' in The Land.

    Hope this gives your some ideas. Please send me a follow-up question if I can help you further,

    Kaylene
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Meet the Panelist: Kaylene, Massachusetts

I'm a blessed Mom of five fabulous kids, a Disney Vacation Club member, and an Annual Passholder. I've stayed in every Disney Resort on property, and I've traveled to Walt Disney World Resort with infants, toddlers, tweens, teens, grandparents, and on countless multi-generational family vacations! Learn More About Kaylene

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