We are visiting WDW in January. We have a 5,4 and 8 mo. old. Should we skip Epcot? The sad part of skipping is that we were going to the Storybook Dining and was told we needed a park pass to be able to attend. Thank you.

Hi Jodi. If you are interested in going for this dining experience within Epcot, I would still consider going if you can spare the time. There are quite a few attractions that your 4 and 5 year old would enjoy. While the World Showcase may be of less interest to younger kids, Future World offers a number of attractions that are fun. Particularly, you would want to check out the Seas with Nemo and Friends, Journey into Imagination with Figment and Spaceship Earth. These are ideal for younger children. While the other three parks offer more total attractions targeted towards kids, Epcot should really be visited if you have the time and can afford the expense. Its is a really neat park that you should all be able to enjoy. Enjoy your trip!

We are visiting WDW in January. We have a 5,...

On Oct 6, 2008
Jodi from WI 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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We are visiting WDW in January. We have a 5,4 and 8 mo. old. Should we skip Epcot? The sad part of skipping is that we were going to the Storybook Dining and was told we needed a park pass to be able to attend. Thank you.

Hi Jodi.    If you are interested in going for this dining experience within Epcot, I would still consider going if you can spare the time.   There are quite a few attractions that your 4 and 5 year old would enjoy.

While the World Showcase may be of less interest to younger kids, Future World offers a number of attractions that are fun.    Particularly, you would want to check out the Seas with Nemo and Friends, Journey into Imagination with Figment and Spaceship Earth.   These are ideal for younger children.
While the other three parks offer more total attractions targeted towards kids, Epcot should really be visited if you have the time and can afford the expense.    Its is a really neat park that you should all be able to enjoy.    Enjoy your trip!

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