Toddler Rides at Disney’s Magic Kingdom – With Map!

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The Magic Kingdom is Walt Disney World’s largest and most popular park. It has the largest number of attractions and rides suitable for every member of the family, including toddlers.

We rounded up a list of all of the rides at Disney’s Magic Kingdom that either have no height restrictions, or have lower height restrictions and are geared toward younger children. While all areas of WDW are built with families in mind, there are definitely some that will capture your toddlers attention better than others.

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Map of Disney's Magic Kingdom showing Toddler Friendly Ride locations
Official WDW map modified by Disney with Toddlers

You can now download the PDF version of the map HERE!

Utilize Rider Switch for Non-Toddler Rides

For rides that are not suitable for your little ones you can utilize Rider Switch for certain attractions. Rider Switch allows one party to ride while the other supervises children or non riders. After your first party is off of the ride, the second member (and up to two others) can skip waiting in line again for the ride.

To find out if an attraction offers Rider Switch, check with the cast member at the entrance.

All of the rides that are suitable for toddlers will be fun for the whole family!

Magic Kingdom Toddler Rides by Land

Here is the breakdown of toddler rides by land at Disney’s Magic Kingdom:

Adventureland

  • Jungle Cruise
  • Pirates of the Caribbean – one small drop in the dark
  • The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
  • BONUS: Burn off some pent up energy on Tom Sawyers Island – fun for walking toddlers, but they may need to be carried through some areas

Liberty Square

  • Haunted Mansion

Fantasyland

  • It’s a Small World
  • Peter Pan’s flight
  • The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh – a bumpy ride with one dark portion which can be scary
  • Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid
  • Prince Charming Regal Carousel
  • Mad Tea Party
  • Dumbo the Flying Elephant
  • Barnstormer – 35″ height requirement, suitable for toddlers who would like roller coasters
  • Walt Disney World Railroad – with stops in Fantasyland and at the park entrance

Tomorrowland

  • Tomorrowland Speedway – 32″ height requirement
  • Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
  • Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
  • BONUS: Cool down and rest a bit in the Carousel of Progress – the animatronics and movement are usually enough to keep most toddlers entertained through the mild attraction.

For more information on whether rides have height requirements check out this link to Disney World’s website: Disney’s Official Height Requirements List

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