Fantasyland is the perfect place for toddlers to find their fun. Catering to the younger kids, the rides are easy on the eyes, full of fun and not too scary. Yet the teens will find them interesting enough to join instead of waiting at the exit. And remember a nap will be necessary after all the fun as the toddlers will be worn out!
Peter Pan’s Flight. This attraction is one that means you hop on a pirate ship and cruise over London. Looking down you can see the hustle and bustle of the streets below. The clouds are particularly amusing for the kids! The ride ends with guests being whisked by Peter Pan and seen Captain Hook being put in his place. The ride, recently redone, allows the kids to look over the side while the bars hold them in safely.
King Arthur Carousel. No matter the age, every kid can have their own horse on this Carrousel. Uniquely different, Knights and Ladies hop on the horse that makes their heart twitter. Then, with the music playing, everyone bobs up and down, going around and around. This is a perfect place for a photo as the smiles on the toddlers face will be from ear to ear.
Dumbo the Flying Elephant. So when is the last time your toddler got to ride on an elephant? With the only minor drawback of sometimes there is a lengthy line, this fun ride is one kids will thouroughly enjoy. Hopping on Dumbo’s back and cruising around and around, your toddler can control how high (or low) in the sky you go!
Mr Toad’s Wild Ride. Another slow moving, fun ride for the tykes, you can even have them drive. On this mini course your child will get behind the wheel and cause major havoc (preplanned of course.) The best part has to be the honking horns which just concludes how bad a driver Mr. Toad really was.
Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough. A prince or princess dream to walk into the castle, this attraction allows the toddlers to march up those giant steps and hear the story of Sleeping Beauty. Using all the senses Disney captures the story and relays it, no matter how young. The best part for the toddlers will be the disappearing roses, that so magically return.
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Jodi Jill is the only Daily Disneyland Column writer in the United States. She loves Disneyland so much that she goes several times a week to enjoy the sights and sounds of the park. When not at Disneyland, you can find her writing about Southern California as she has over a dozen guidebooks published.
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