Hello, Deasiray! I'm so glad you stopped by planDisney! I'd love to help you! I wish I could change a diaper or take over a 3 am feeding, but we'll have to settle for answering your question. You are a busy mom, so let's get to it!
I am the mother of six and had three children under the age of three at one time. I loved going to
Walt Disney World during that season since there was no cost for the kids! Somehow, Christmas is even more magical than usual at Walt Disney World, but that added magic brings the crowds. The week of Christmas may be the busiest time of the year. Don't fret, though - just plan accordingly!
The first thing to decide is which strollers to use. All the theme parks offer
stroller rentals, but be sure to do an online search for photos of the strollers to decide if they would work for the twins. My guess is that you'll want to bring your own. For your toddler, you could rent a single stroller. I always brought an umbrella stroller (you can purchase them at many gift shops throughout Walt Disney World) and put it in the basket of my double stroller or hung it from the handle. I could use it for my toddler or let her walk when she was up to it.
If you are looking for plans on Christmas Day, know that the theme parks will be very full. Consider
EPCOT or
Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park since they are larger parks and have more room. Another option is to skip the parks altogether. Use this day to enjoy your resort. If the weather is warm (and it often is), you can spend time at the pool. Check the Resort Activities Calendar for things to do, and take in the holiday decorations. Things don't slow down at Walt Disney World just because it is a holiday!
I recommend heading to
Disney Springs for some shopping. It's a great place to walk around and take in the sights. My favorite festive activity is the
Disney Springs Christmas Tree Stroll. Grab a holiday treat and look at all the stunning themed Christmas trees.
Disney Parks Blog has great information about all of the holiday festivities you'll find all over Walt Disney World.
Pro Tip: All of the theme parks have
Baby Care Centers. You can go here with all of your children to feed, change, or just take a break. They are free to use and have some basic necessities for sale if you forget something.
I hope you have the merriest Christmas, Deasiray! I know how long these days are. I also know that vacation is a lot of work when you have three little ones. Hang in there! This season won't last forever, although I know it sure feels like it sometimes. Keep those expectations realistic, and you will all have a magical time! If you have additional questions, please feel free to
reach out or stop by
planDisney anytime!
Always Dreaming -
Elizabeth