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  • On Mar 14, 2012
    Allison from NL 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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    Hi Moms! Travelling with DH, DS6, DS2. DS2 is 39" so he won't be on some of the rides his 48" brother will be on. Any suggestions for distracting DS2 while DS6 rides. We plan to use parent swap. Concerned esp about star tours, splash mtn, soarin.

    Having daughters two years apart I understand your situation. For the attractions you mentioned there are some fun options for the little guy while the older kids have a great time also. While the taller kids are Soarin' in Epcot, stay in the Land Pavilion and take a boat ride on Living with the Land. It's neat to see the environments, the live fish and of course the Mickey Mouse pumpkin! While the older kids enjoy Splash Mountain in Frontierland at the Magic Kingdom, the smaller kids will have fun either watching the classic Country Bear Jamboree or taking a ride on the authentic Liberty Square Riverboat. Both of these are great for smaller kids and are sure fire ways to keep all of you having fun. At Disney's Hollywood Studious the little ones will just love Disney Junior - Live on Stage while the big kids battle the Dark Side. At Disney Junior the stage comes to life with some of their favorite Disney Channel pals. There are always fun and exciting memories for you to have with kids of all ages. I am happy to help you find them.
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Meet the Panelist: Ari, California

As a Los Angeles native I basically grew up at Disneyland. It has always been so easy to take my family on the short drive to the Happiest Place on Earth. Watching my daughters make magical memories reminds me why I keep coming back. Learn More About Ari

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