Mom With Kids After RunDisney; Mickey Fantasia Hat; Donald Duck Hat; Goofy Hat
  • On Oct 24, 2009
    Caroline from CT 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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    Hello Moms! I am going to WDW with my neice-6, and nephew, 2 and a half, and their Mom- the kids usually go to bed around 7:30-8 ish- how can make sure they can see the night shows too? i.e. the MK fireworks and Fantasmic!

    Hey Caroline!  Great question!  First let me say, it is amazing how these little ones find unknown energy when entering WDW.  My youngest is the same way, bed by 8 but when it comes to Disney, she can close down the park at any EMH's there are.  If you think they might be cranky, why not a short afternoon nap or even a little quiet time back at the resort.  On the nights you plan on viewing the fireworks and Fantasmic (both of which I highly recommend) there is just so much excitement in the air, I think they will have no problem at all staying awake for the fun.  I always treat mine to an evening goody, while we are waiting for attractions likes the ones you mentioned.  Yes normally, I would not give them a Mickey Ice Cream at 7 PM, but it's Disney, and it does seem to help keep them all going!
    Thanks so much for coming to the Mom's Panel, and I hope you have a truly magical WDW vacation.
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Meet the Panelist: Jennifer, Georgia

I am Jennifer, a Georgia native, wife and mother to 3 incredible young women.  I own my own marketing and public relations firm and absolutely love my job. In my spare time (ha!), I enjoy hanging out with family and friends, reading, playing tennis and occasionally running a runDisney race.  For my family it doesn't get any more magical than a Walt Disney World vacation. Learn More About Jennifer

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