We are planning a trip for September and I am very excited (DH not so much, but he humors me ;) ). My question is pretty general, but here goes. Our 4 year old is pretty typical, energetic, impatient and somewhat sensitive. What are some 'Must Sees' and what could we easily miss?

I guess it depends on what your child is sensitive about! My four year old loves any ride in fantasy land except Dumbo--she has a thing about heights. Peter Pan she adores--ride it first thing in the morning--it gets really crazy later. We actually have a pattern when we go:

1. Peter Pan
2. Mr. Toad (Hell is a bit much, but she can hide her eyes)
3. Teacups (very fun for that age)
4. Alice in Wonderland (also very fun, not too scary)
5. Storybook land (must do, but slow line)
Then any others that interest her that day.

BE SURE to do the Story times at Tinkerbell's toyshoppe**the best**. Have dad go a bit early and get a spot for child in front. Nothing better than to see and hear a princess close up!!!
Hope that helps a bit--everyone has a different opinion on this, I know!

As you guys have probably (hopefully) read, I wholeheartedly agree about the storytellings in the princess toy shop---

But I'll say it AGAIN-- Also-- try to catch "Jasmine and Aladdin's Storytale Adventures" in Aladdin's Oasis in Adventureland. (Showtimes-- 11, 11:55, 12:55, 1:55, 3:45, 4:40, 5:35, 6:30) Show up 15 minutes before showtime to get a seat. They run Friday through Sunday year-round, daily during peak seasons - but I don't have the official "when summer starts" date yet... I'd guess after Memorial Day...

Adrienne K

After I replied, I noticed your location is Massachusetts-- are you going to Orlando or Anaheim? That would influence some of our answers a bit!

Adrienne K

You're right, we are going to WDW, not DL. So the tips for DL might not work. I know some of the rides are the same, but some other stuff might not be.

Thanks for noticing me!