There are so many rides for babies and toddlers at Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. It is one of the best theme parks for Disney Infants. With over 30 rides, attractions, character meet and greets, and parades, you will have a full day of activities!

I have TWO favorite park strollers, Baby Jogger City Minis & Bob. (Exceptions: If you have an older child and want an umbrella stroller, you can survive on those, also the baby car seat collapsible snap-ins!) Numerous strollers would work. If your stroller can do all I have listed below, you should be fine!

This is just my opinion on strollers. You know your kiddos, and you have to decide for yourself what you think is best for them. My perspective is also a little different because I am traveling with multiple younger children, we are outnumbered, and we do not go hard at the Parks because we are frequent travelers.

Here are some tips for traveling with a Disney Infant.

1. A stroller - a place for them to nap, rest, and sit in most of the day. Bring a rain cover, light or thick blanket depending on the weather (in fact, I think strollers are necessary until six years old, and in some cases until 7 or 8, you have to know your kid!)…

When I discovered the Baby Care Center at Walt Disney World, it was a GAME CHANGER! So what is it? It is a full-service facility for parents with infants and toddlers (5 and under.) This place has EVERYTHING from private nursing rooms with rocking chairs, changing tables, bathroom, high chairs to feed your toddler. There was a microwave, sink, and sitting area for the kids. They even have a store in each care center to buy diapers, wipes, formula, and strollers! You need it, they have it for you and your child.