It's very interesting not only because it's the first TV-MA Marvel show but it's also following the Netflix model of all the episodes being available on launch day. The cynic in me thinks they maybe know the audience will be very limited for this so they need to get them all out at once so people will binge. This one might stall out if it was a weekly release. It looks very dark and I'm all for that.
I am usually a pessimist vs an optimist with Disney closures, but I truly think this dining experience may be waiting for GF's lobby refurbishment to be completed. I'm guessing GF Cafe and 1900 Park Fare will get some love when the first floor is renovated along with the Tea Room. No way will the flagship be the only MK resort without a character meal.
Glad to see was a magical and successful trip.if anyone was wondering, yes the kids had a blast.1st plane ride, 1st disney experience, 1st roller coaster, 1st 2nd and 3rd time riding Pirates, 1st time seeing an audio-animatronic and wondering if it can see us... lots and lots of firsts happened in that 24hrs. plus possibly may have set a record for the shortest dedicated Disney World family vacation for an out-of-stater. lololol (meaning not including people just passing through).
next time I need more time...
a big thanks to Disney for allowing reassigning of party tix
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7 and 10. no questions except checking height but I was behind them for every ride we did except the two of them in the speedway car. cast member asked for ages then and deemed it ok since she was tall enough to go solo and he was 7. I don't know if there's a hard and fast rule but I imagine there's a cutoff somewhere since I doubt the 10 year old could drive their 2yo brother around. but I don't know what would happen if they were in line for, say, 7 dwarfs all by themselves. pretty sure I read that Disney has a rule about kids needing to be 14 to be leading around a younger sibling alone. but if you walked with them all through the line things are probably cool if you didn't want to ride.
Great! Thank you for clarifying. I would be riding behind them as you did! So this should work out. Puts the option back on the table!
I believe 7 is old enough to ride alone if they meet the height requirement. Under 7 must be accompanied by someone 14 or older. Since your kids are both over 7, they were fine for every situation. You do have to be 14 to enter the park unaccompanied.
The official rule is that they have to be 7 to ride alone and 14 to ride with someone under 7. I traveled recently with my 4 year old, 7 year old and 14 year old nephew. When riding with the 7 year old, my nephew was never asked his age but when riding with the 4 year old, he was always asked. The 7 year old rode a few things on her own and was asked her age each time (she is tall and definitely looks over 7). They sometimes ask ages after you are sitting so just be prepared that you may have to swap if asked. I was always with them as well, so I don’t think it matters is there is an adult. The exceptions were things like magic carpets where they allowed the kids 4 and 7 year old to sit together in front of us as long as the 7 year old was on the outside. Hope this helps!
6 years old doesn’t meet the Disney requirement of 7 years old unless accompanied by a 14 year old.
