Even if your child meets the 40″ height requirement, I’d think twice. The Tower of Terror is actually quite terrifying. Aerosmith’s Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster is obviously a (great) ride for older kids over 4ft. We got pretty good at coordinating our FastPass+ times with the various show times of the ones we really wanted to see.
The Star Wars’ Star Tours line (minimum height requirement – 40″) really seemed to vary in length. If your kiddos are a bit older (at least four) and want to do the Jedi Training, get there (with your kids in tow) right when the park opens to secure your spot. If you’re concerned, a good idea might be to invest in one of those cute locks that you can put through the wheel, but don’t actually lock it to Disney property in case a cast member needs to move it. We don’t leave our camera or my wallet in the stroller when we park it, but nothing has ever gone missing. Nobody seems terribly concerned about theft… you will see everything from Bugaboos to cheapie umbrella strollers (and you can actually buy a Kolkraft umbrella stroller at most Disney gift shops in the resorts and parks for less than $60). Some families attach a balloon so they can see their stroller from a distance. Don’t panic if your stroller is not where you left it. Disney Cast Members frequently move the strollers around to keep the areas neat and tidy. For Hollywood Studios‘ attractions and shows, there are stroller parking lots where you’ll need to leave your ride. Getting Around Hollywood Studios with Babies & Toddlers:ĭisney Parks are incredibly accessible, so they are a breeze to navigate with strollers.
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