How Old/Tall Your Children Should Be for Disney World, Continued

How Old/Tall Your Children Should Be          What if They’re Too Short/Young?

Taking Your Too Short/Young Kids Anyway, &*#$@!!

The Comprehensive Guide to Rides

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HOW TALL YOUR CHILDREN SHOULD BE FOR WALT DISNEY WORLD

Height is more straightforward.

Many rides at Walt Disney World–including many of the best–have minimum height requirements, usually determined by features of a ride’s safety system: its seat belts and such.

Some height requirements also serve as a proxy for sufficient maturity to not be emotionally overwhelmed by the “scary” aspects of a ride.

Fourteen Walt Disney World theme park rides have minimum height requirements, of which the “highest” requirement is 48 inches.

So a child who will be 48 inches tall at the time of his or her visit will be able to experience all rides at the theme parks.

(Click the thumbnail to see these rides and their height requirements; when open, click again to enlarge.)

 

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