Hiya, Leonora!
Thank you for stopping by planDisney with your ticketing question! I’m so excited to hear that you and your family will visit the most magical place on earth this April. Springtime at Disney is truly enchanting, and it’s the perfect time to make core memories with your little Mouseketeers!
Now, let’s jump right into your question! Children aged two and under do not need a theme park ticket—they’re considered a special Guest of Mickey Mouse himself! That means if you and your husband decide to park hop, your little ones can happily hop right along with you—no extra ticket required!
As a fellow Disney mom of two, I know that park hopping with little adventurers can be a bit of a marathon (without the RunDisney medal at the end! ). Here are some pro tips to help keep the magic going all day long:
- Pack extra snacks & water! Staying one step ahead of the snack attacks helps keep everyone happy while exploring the parks. I always have a stash of mini muffins and apple sauce pouches ready to go!
- Take advantage of the Baby Care Centers. These hidden gems are located in all four theme parks and offer changing tables, quiet rooms, highchairs, air conditioning (hello, Florida heat relief!), and even a shop with essentials like diapers, wipes, sunscreen, and formula (subject to availability). They are a lifesaver when you need a little break!
Last, don’t miss
EPCOT’s International Flower & Garden Festival! If your trip includes a visit to
EPCOT, you must stop by this festival—it’s a blooming good time for all ages! With stunning Disney-themed topiaries, delicious outdoor kitchens, and the Butterfly Landing, it’s a festival that’s as fun as it is beautiful.
Leonora, I hope this helps as you plan your magical family adventure! If you have any more questions, don’t hesitate to stop by and ask.
See you real soon,
Christina