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Magic Kingdom Touring Plan for Families With Small Children

13. Make FastPass Reservations

FastPass reservations are your opportunity to make sure you and your children are able to meet their favorite characters or get on their favorite rides.  Keep your child’s desires in mind here.  If your child isn’t a big fan of rides but would love to meet a lot of characters, go ahead and book character meet and greets with your FastPasses.  It’s not a “waste” of a FastPass to ensure your child can meet Anna and Elsa without waiting in an extremely long line to do it.  On the other hand, if your child is satisfied with seeing their favorite characters in the parade, you can skip the meet and greets and use your FastPasses for rides and other attractions.  If possible, book those FastPasses for mid to late morning, early afternoon, and/or early evening.  Those times work well with the touring plan for that day.

Don

Don has a huge passion for All Things Disney, and is fortunate to be the husband of a Disney-obsessed wife and father to five Disney-loving children. A former TV writer in Los Angeles, Don visited the Disneyland Resort several times a week as an Annual Passholder before moving to Orlando and becoming an Annual Passholder at Walt Disney World as well. He finally gave in to his passion and became a Disney World Cast Member, working his way up to Disney Trainer in the Transportation Department where he worked for three years. Don is excited to share his love and knowledge of Disney here on DisneyFanatic.com!

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