Hi Shannon,
Taking a toddler to Walt Disney World is truly a magical experience. She may not be old enough to remember the trip, but you certainly will! There are several great attractions for you to experience as a family.
- Magic Kingdom - it's a small world, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan's Flight
- Disney Hollywood Studios - Toy Story Mania, Voyage of the Little Mermaid, Playhouse Disney- Live on Stage
- Epcot - Under the Sea with Nemo & Friends, Spaceship Earth, Journey Into Imagination with Figment
- Animal Kingdom - Triceratops Spin, Kilimanjaro Safari, Nemo. Also, she may enjoy "digging for fossils" in the Boneyard.
You'll be pleasantly surprised to know that your daughter will be allowed to experience most of the attractions with you. Click
HERE for a listing of attractions that have a height requirement for safety purposes. While children are allowed on most attractions, there are some that can be frightening -- Honey I Shrunk the Audience and It's Tough To Be a Bug are the two that my children had the most difficulty with. You know your child best, and it's left to you to use your discretion when deciding what your little one can and cannot experience.
If you want to see attractions that your child is still too small for, consider doing a child swap. At the entrance of an attraction, tell the cast member you would like to do this. One of you can go ahead in line while the other waits with your daughter. Afterward, the parent who stayed behind will be able to ride with little or no wait time.
Hope this helps. Have a magical vacation!