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  • On Jun 21, 2016
    Jonathan from TX 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.

    Traveling with my wife and 4 y/o daughter - is it possible for my wife and daughter to ride and then use rider swap for myself and my daughter to ride on attractions with only 2 riders per car. Both myself and my wife would like to ride with our daughter.

    Hi Jonathan! I can understand why you will all want to enjoy some of the great Disney experiences together. Making memories is so important as your children grow up.

    The Rider Switch program for the attractions is designed for those families who have children who are not able or can't ride due to height restrictions etc. If your daughter is able to ride, this will not be the program for you. Understand that many times you can ride directly in front or behind your other family members and you will all be a part of the photos that are taken on many of them. I suggest you alternate riding with your daughter on the different rides. Larger families will do this as well so that mom or dad has the opportunity to enjoy an experience with each of the children.

    Take time before your vacation to review all of the different attractions that are offered in each park. You can find a listing HERE. Take note of height restrictions and descriptions to know which ones will be best for your daughter to experience. Don't hesitate to enjoy some of them several times during your stay and trade off riding with her to share in the memories.
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