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  • On Jan 19, 2010
    Melinda 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.

    Taking my will be 5 year old to WDW for the 1st time. Is there a schedule that says which characters will be where? I would really like her to see Mickey and Minnie first thing.Also, is there usually a PhotoPass person at each character photo spot? Thanks!

    Hi MeLinda - Taking your five year old to Walt Disney World for the first time will be absolutely wonderful! 

    As for characters, you can get more information on character greetings on the schedule in the parks.  Depending on which park you visit first, you should be able to do some early character greetings.  Keep in mind however, that some children are frightened by the characters at first - while my daughter never was, my son still is a little apprehensive.

    In my experience there is almost always a PhotoPass photographer at each character greeting.

    Have a great first visit with your daughter!

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Meet the Panelist: Jodi, Massachusetts

My name is Jodi from Massachusetts.  I am married with 2 children and work as a writer and consultant. I really look forward to helping parents everywhere plan a vacation within their budget that will truly create lifelong memories. Learn More About Jodi

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