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6. Baby Gear One of the biggest hassles of traveling with an infant is all the STUFF they need! If you’re having trouble fitting everything into the trunk, there are some options at Disney. Cribs and bottle warmers can be reserved at your resort. Formula and diapers can be ordered and delivered. Check out this article for ten great pre-order options ...

5. Stroller Rental Strollers are available for rent in all of Disney parks. They are rugged and utilitarian and have a canopy. However, for small babies I personally think they are too uncomfortable, especially assuming a probable nap time in the stroller. If you cannot bring your own stroller due to space constraints, there are outside rental companies that you ...

4. Rider Swap If you do want to ride one of the “big” rides (i.e. one with a height restriction such as Expedition Everest, Space Mountain, etc…) Disney has a wonderful service called Rider Swap. Just approach the cast member at the ride’s entrance and notify them that you’d like to use rider swap. One adult will then ride while ...

3. Attraction Access Yes, infants are restricted from certain rides for safety reasons. However, there are many rides and shows that are accessible with babies. If it’s a slow-moving ride or a show, babies are permitted. (A front carrier is ideal in most situations.) Check your My Disney Experience app ahead of time for any rides with a height restriction.

2. Baby Care Center All Disney parks are equipped with a Baby Care Center where parents will find everything needed to care for their infants: a cool place for feedings, changing tables, microwaves, and necessities for purchase. Locate the Baby Care Centers on a park map or by asking a cast member.

1. Free Admission Perhaps the best thing about taking an infant to Disney World is the fact that they get in for free! In fact, kids are not required to have a ticket until they turn three years old. So why wait? Enjoy the Disney memories early!

I’m not gonna lie: going to Disney with an infant is not as easy-peasy as going with older kids or adults. There’s a lot to think about and prepare for when traveling to a big place with someone so small. But in my opinion it IS worth it! The following information will help you prepare well for going to Disney ...

10. Murder In the 80’s there were two murders at Disneyland in California, one by stabbing and one by gunshot. And while these crimes did not occur at Disney World (as the rest of these list items did) it’s safe to say that suspects would be arrested at any location.  Thank goodness for Disney’s vigilant security that keeps incidents like ...

9. Carrying Weapons In October of 2016, two unrelated individuals were arrested for bringing loaded firearms into Disney Parks on the same day. An Alabama woman was apprehended when her backpack check revealed a gun at the Animal Kingdom entrance. Meanwhile, in Epcot a Louisiana man was discovered carrying a gun during a metal detector screening.