I'll be at Disney for a couple days during the second week of March. We'll be there with my 10yo, 6yo and 10 month old. My baby will be in awe with everything to watch around her, but I know she will get quite cranky if she can't get out of that stroller and stretch a bit. What are some good spots I can let her out of the stroller and stretch a little? She's not walking yet, so she can't toddle around beside me. Last time we were at Disney we just had the two energetic older kids and went non-stop the entire day, so I didn't scope out any relaxing areas. Are there any grassy areas she could crawl around? I'm really clueless....

When you say "Disney" do you mean Land or Walt Disney World? That will affect the answers.

Thanks!
Adrienne

Oops! Walt Disney World. Thanks for pointing that out! My parents are constantly going to WDW, and to us it's all just "Disney", as in: "Oh, they're probably at Disney again." "Where did you have lunch in Disney today?" "You must not have gone to Disney this week, our stock prices dropped." :) I asked them about good baby places, but they hadn't really looked at WDW with that in mind either. Now they're taking a "Disney" break until we get there.

MK's Fantasyland has Pooh's Playful Spot, a cute play area for the littlest kids to take a break. I'm not sure of the top age limit (maybe 5?), but CMs are stationed at the entrance to keep it reserved for the youngest kids.

The Boneyard in Animal Kingdom MIGHT have a good area, too - but I can't be positive.

Honey I shrunk the Kids playground maybe, too? I don't know about that, for the toddler age, either.

But they did let my sister and I into the Pooh play area in December - that seems perfect for the little ones! Make sure you take a deep smell - they have atmosphere scent in there!