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  • On Jul 14, 2013
    Penelope 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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    Still trying to figure out the child swap thing. If both adults want to ride with the child and there isn't enough room on the ride, can one adult wait and when the 1st gets back they swap so that both can ride with the child

    Hi Penelope!

    Thanks for coming back to the Disney Parks Moms Panel with another question!  The Rider Switch Option is actually the reverse of what you described.  This option is available for adults who would like to ride select attractions at Walt Disney World Resort, however have a child that is too young or does not meet the height requirements for the attraction.  When you enter the queue, inform the Cast Member that you would like to use the Rider Switch Option and then one adult will experience the attraction, while the other waits with the child.  Once one adult has finished the attraction, the other adult in the party will get to experience the attraction without having to wait in line twice.  

    Many attractions at Walt Disney World will accommodate three people in the seats,  my husband and I fit comfortably with our daughter on many attractions.   If there is not enough room, I would recommend simply to have one adult ride with the child in your party, while the other rides in the seat behind!

    I hope that helps to clear up the Rider Switch Option Penelope.  If you have any other questions, please come back to the Disney Parks Moms Panel.  We love to help!

    Stephanie
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Meet the Panelist: Stephanie, Ontario

I'm a Canadian mom with so many wonderful memories at Walt Disney World Resort!  I would love to use my experience in  traveling with toddlers, children, tweens and guests with limited mobility to help others experience all the magic Disney has to offer. Learn More About Stephanie

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