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Mom and Daughter at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort Room
  • On Oct 24, 2011
    Christina from NV 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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    This might sound strange, but I'm wondering if there are any rides/shows at Epcot where I might be able to take my granddaughter when it's time for her nap. I know the stroller is always an option, but what about someplace cool and relaxing?

    Not strange at all; kiddos can only take so much park touring before they tire out!  Luckily for you, Epcot offers some great options for parents (and grandparents!) wishing to grant weary little ones a bit of down time.  My first choice would be Ellen's Energy Adventure.  Not only does it provide a cool and dark place to rest, but also it lasts about forty-five minutes.  Your granddaughter ought to be able to squeeze a nice little nap in.  My second choice would be Spaceship Earth.  It, too, is cool and dark and the relatively slow moving cars serve to lull little ones to sleep.  It's not nearly as long as Ellen's Energy Adventure, but still a good option to catch a quick respite.  I hope that helps!
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Given your inclination to plan a magical trip, I can already tell we have a lot in common. I'm Darcie, and my friends would be the first to tell you that Disney trip planning (especially dining!) is my love language. Of course, the vacations my family enjoys today look much different than they did when our kids were little, but while some of our favorite activities have evolved, Disney destinations still top our travel wish lists. Let's work together to plan a downright dreamy vacation for your family! Learn More About Darcie

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