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Taking a baby to Disneyworld,Im nervous,any advice?
Im so nervous about taking our 5 month old to Disneyworld. We go every year with our 3 other older girls. Do we need to take a carseat for the transportation? Can we get the wheelchair access with a 5 month old and stroller? Is it super hot there in August? Can she ride most rides? What about taking formula and bottles in? Any easy tips? Can I take a cooler in with water to make her bottles? Any advice?? Would you fly or drive from Texas to Florida with 4 kids? Do we have to take the car seat? Thanks
If you rent a car, you can usually rent a carseat. You won't need a carseat for the airplane if you can carry the baby on your lap.
In some places they'll have you take the wheelchair/stroller ramp/access. Other rides, they won't. On the rides they don't, they do have stroller parking. But I recommend just renting a stroller at the front gate. They're typically better built than yours, will hold up better, and if it gets stolen you can get a replacement.
It can get warm in August. But they try to give you water-stops and indoor attractions with cooling. Just bring sunscreen, hats, and plenty of liquids.
She will be able to ride most rides. The only limitations are the 'rollercoasters'. The Tower of Terror, Space Mountain, etc. They'll have info if there's an age or size limitation. I recommend getting a tourist book. It helps the most.
Bring your own water if possible, the taste of the water in Disney World isn't that great in my opinion. Bring in her formula of course... hmm... easy tips.... not really. They have plenty of 'family' bathrooms, and areas where you can relax and feed her. Watch her schedule and plan around that a bit is my best suggestion.
Personally, I'd drive. Texas to Florida isn't that far, and it's a pain to fly. Not to mention, at 5 months old it's almost a given that once you get home, she'll get sick with something if you fly. It's not a great way to end a vacation. :/ Also, if you want to take a cooler, much easier if you drive it than try and fly it.
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Aluminium Deluxe Wheelchair. $229.99 Lightweight aluminium wheelchair, self propelHalf folding back, easy clean upholstery.Quick release wheels and swing away footrests.Lightweight.Folds for transportation and storage.Puncture-proof tyres.Height-adjustable footrest.Easy clean upholstery.Padded armrests.Folding backrest, removable leg rest.Dimensions:24in quick-release wheels.Overall width when open 61cm.Width when folded 24cm.Height to seat 48cm.Height of backrest 42cm.Seat width 46cm.Depth of seat 40cm.Handle height 90cm.Maximum user weight 115kg (18st1lb).Weight of chair 15kg.Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee. |
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Super Deluxe Wheelchair. $483.99 Luxury wheelchair transit versionMany features, stylish, comfortable, tension adjustment.Easy to use and store, adjusting armrests and double cross brace.Folds for transportation and storage.Height-adjustable footrest.Easy clean upholstery.Padded seat.Padded backrest.Padded armrests.Lap belt.Stepper bar.Folding backrest, removable leg rest.Dimensions:12.5in wheels.Overall width when open 62cm.Width when folded 28cm.Height to seat 28cm.Height of backrest 48cm.Seat width 45cm.Depth of seat 40cm.Handle height 100cm.Maximum user weight 135kg (21st4lb).Anti-tip wheels.Parking brakes.Weight of chair 17kg.Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee. |
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Wheelchair $34.99 Diana Ong Wheelchair - Giclee Print |
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Transportation in Philadelphia $89.22 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Transportation in Philadelphia uses multiple forms within the city, and connects Philadelphia to other parts of the Philadelphia metropolitan area. The city is crossed by the Delaware Expressway (I95) and the Schuylkill Expressway (I76), which are the principal thoroughfares for intercity traffic. The Vine Street Expressway (I676) travels between I76 and I95 in downtown Philadelphia, and the Roosevelt Boulevard (US 1) carries crosstown traffic in northern Philadelphia. Philadelphias public transit system is mainly operated by the Southeast Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), which maintains an extensive system utilizing buses, rapid transit, commuter rail, trolleys, and trackless trolleys (trolleybuses). The main rail station of Philadelphia is 30th Street Station, which has access to 13 SEPTA Regional Rail routes, along with 11 Amtrak intercity rail routes. Philadelphia International Airport, the primary airport of Philadelphia, is a regional hub for aviation, and is ranked among the busiest airports in the world. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Timpledon, Miriam T./ Marseken, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 132 Publication Date: 2010/05/19 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.30 inches |
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Transportation in Kentucky $65.33 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Kentucky is served by five major interstate highways (I75, I71, I64, I65, I24), nine parkways, and three bypasses and spurs. The parkways were originally toll roads, but on November 22, 2006, Governor Ernie Fletcher ended the toll charges on the William H. Natcher Parkway and the Audubon Parkway, the last two parkways in Kentucky to charge tolls for access. The related toll booths have been demolished. Ending the tolls some seven months ahead of schedule was generally agreed to have been a positive economic development for transportation in Kentucky. In June 2007, a law went into effect raising the speed limit on rural portions of Kentucky Interstates from 65 to 70 miles per hour. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Timpledon, Miriam T./ Marseken, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 78 Publication Date: 2010/06/14 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.18 inches |
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Learning Cards Transportation $16.61 Whether by train, plane, or automobile, your students will enjoy this journey into learning! These (45) 4.25 x 5.5 inch cards feature various transportation vehicles including special-interest items such as a skateboard and electric wheelchair. Perfect for sorting and classifying, guessing games, memory matching, and related activities that develop expressive and receptive language skills, these cards are also a great resource for English Language Learners. A resource guide and vocabulary lists in English, Spanish, and French are included. |
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Transportation $19.99 Transportation - Wall Decal |
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Access for All: Transportation and Urban Growth $140.87 Author: Schaeffer, K. H. Binding Type: Hardcover Number of Pages: 204 Publication Date: 1980/12/15 Age Level: 22 UP Language: English Dimensions: 8.50 x 5.50 x 0.63 inches |
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Access for All : Transportation and Urban Growth $30.71 No Synopsis Available |
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Lightweight Aluminium Transit Wheelchair. $199.99 Folds for transportation and storage.Easy clean upholstery.Folding backrest, removable leg rest.Dimensions:Overall width when open 55cm.Width when folded 29cm.Height to seat 48cm.Seat width 46cm.Depth of seat 40cm.Maximum user weight 115kg (18st1lb).Weight of chair 12.4kg. |
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FreeRider Power Wheelchair, Blue $2061 Features of the FreeRider Power Wheelchair: 6" caster on front and rear for maximum stability. Easy access charger port and circuit breaker. Height and depth-adjustable foot platform. Built with easy of service mind. Maximum speed: Up to 6.4km/4 mph Ground clearance: 5cm/2" Front Tires: 6" solid option Rear Tires: 6" solid option Turning radius: 52cm/20.5" Suspension: Active-Trac Drive train: Two-motor, mid-wheel drive Braking system: Intelligent braking (electronic, regenerative disc brakes) Standard electronics: 90amp, Dynamic Shark controller Battery charger: Off-board, 5 amp Per-charger range: Up to 35 miles Battery requirements: (2) 12 volt, deep cycle Weight capacity: 350 lbs. |
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Travel Wheelchair in a Bag. $189.99 Lightweight and easy to useHeight adjustable footrests.Easy to fold and portable.Lightweight.Folds for transportation and storage.Puncture-proof tyres.Easy clean upholstery.Padded armrests.Folding backrest, flip-back arm rests.Dimensions:8in wheels.Overall width when open 57cm.Width when folded 29cm.Height to seat 48cm.Height of backrest 47cm.Seat width 45cm.Depth of seat 45cm.Handle height 95cm.Maximum user weight 115kg (18st1lb).Parking brakes.Weight of chair 9.3kg.Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 822383247946. |
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Essential Compact Wheelchair. $143.99 Lightweight steel transport chair for occasional use.Sturdy and robust.Spacious seat width 19 inch, padded arms, .Lightweight.Folds for transportation and storage.Puncture-proof tyres.Height-adjustable footrest.Easy clean upholstery.Padded seat.Padded backrest.Padded armrests.Lap belt.Folding backrest, removable leg rest.Dimensions:8in wheels.Overall width when open 50cm.Width when folded 20cm.Height to seat 48cm.Height of backrest 40cm.Seat width 48cm.Depth of seat 40cm.Handle height 99cm.Maximum user weight 115kg (18st1lb).Parking brakes.Weight of chair 12kg.Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 822383257488. |
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Aluminium Wheelchair Transit. $305.99 Lightweight aluminium transit wheelchairTension adjustable back and seat, padded back and seat.Swing away footrest with height and angle adjustable, flip back and removable armrests.Lightweight.Folds for transportation and storage.Puncture-proof tyres.Height-adjustable footrest.Easy clean upholstery.Padded seat.Padded backrest.Padded armrests.Folding backrest, removable leg rest, flip-back arm rests.Dimensions:12.5in wheels.Overall width when open 63cm.Width when folded 26cm.Height to seat 26cm.Height of backrest 41cm.Seat width 45cm.Depth of seat 43cm.Handle height 93cm.Maximum user weight 115kg (18st1lb).Anti-tip wheels.Parking brakes.Weight of chair 15kg.Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee. |
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Taking a 5 month old to Disney World in August,Any good tips?
Im so nervous about taking our 5 month old to Disneyworld. We go every year with our 3 other older girls. Do we need to take a carseat for the transportation? Can we get the wheelchair access with a 5 month old and stroller? Is it super hot there in August? Can she ride most rides? What about taking formula and bottles in? Any easy tips? Can I take a cooler in with water to make her bottles? Any advice?? Would you fly or drive from Texas to Florida with 4 kids? INcluding the baby?? Thanks
Interesting question. Most of the time this type of question is asked by a first time parent. It usually sets off a huge answer-argument about how old a kid should be before you take him/her to WDW. However, you already have 3 kids, and you have already been to WDW. You know everything you need to know about that subject.
So, on to the questions.
If you will have a car, take a car seat.
I don't think that a stroller qualifies you for the wheel chair access lines. There are thousands of strollers there on any given day.
It will be really hot in August.
A five month old will be pretty young for most of the rides. You can take the child on some of the boats(small world, jungle cruise) but that kind of stuff is about it. You will just have to relax, and switch off, and sit in the shade part of the time.
Taking bottles in is no problem.
Taking small coolers in is no problem.
Get a good stroller that will lay down and has good shade. It should also have a big basket to put your diaper and formula bags in.
I personally would rather drive 12 hours than fly 4, but that is just me. A four hour flight really takes about 8 from door to door.
