Babes in Disneyland: FAQs
After hundreds of emails from families around the globe, here are a sampling of some of the most frequently asked questions.
Q: I’m going to be visiting Disneyland with my four year old and a three month old. Will I be able to go on any of the attractions with my baby?
A: Yes. A baby can go on almost all of the attractions in the park. Please look at the at the pages on this site on each land for a listing of attractions appropriate for infants.
Q: Are there any discounts available for Disneyland?
A: In the past, Disneyland has not offered a lot of discounts. With the state of the economy right now, however Disneyland does have a variety of different discount options. See my blog for the most up-to-date discounts and specials.
Q: Is it worth it to take a baby to Disneyland? What could they possibly remember?
A: I’m of the mind that it is never too early to start creating memories for your children. I’m glad to have been able to share Disneyland with my children and never regret having introduced my children to the “Happiest Place on Earth.” Moreover, families need to get away from it all, and Disneyland is the perfect place to go to do that.
Q: Why don’t you have any information on California Adventure?
A: That is an excellent question with a rather weak answer. I love Disneyland. I worked there and went there as a child. I don’t know as much about California Adventure and since it is going through major changes over the next few years, I have decided to not dedicate a section of the site to that park...yet. I do have limited information on California Adventure on my blog.
Q: Can I bring in food and snacks into Disneyland?
A: Yes. Disneyland guests may bring in their own food and drinks. Glass containers are not allow. Large ice chests are not allowed inside the park as well. Bringing snacks, sandwiches, juices boxes, water, and the like help make the day easier on the kids and less expensive for the adults. See the Dining Tips section for more food tips.
