Magic Kingdom is probably the most kid friendly park. Most of the rides are for any age. There are a few rides that have height requirements, and some rides that are for all ages, but not necessarily for little kids who get scared and then you have the rides that are definitely for kids. We will break those down here
1st: height requirement rides
These rides include:
Tron Light cycle Run (48")
Space Mountain (44" )
Big Thunder Mountain ( 40")
Seven Dwarves Mine Train (38")
Tiana's Bayou Adventure (40")
The Barnstormer ( 35")
Tomorrowland speedway (32")
These rides are usually best for kids (3-10) that are taller. Not all kids enjoy fast rides or roller coasters and the height requirements are for their safety. We have found that our kids that are older ride these rides, but our toddlers and younger kids are still a little too small to do these ( except maybe speedway). You can use rider swap on all of these rides, so if you do have a kid that doesn't want to ride, you can use this service.
2nd. Rides for all ages, but maybe too scary for some younger kids
These include
Haunted Mansion
Pirates of the Caribbean
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Astro Orbiter
While these rides are for all ages, there are some scary elements to them. Pirates of the Caribbean has some drops, Haunted Mansion is dark and spooky, Winnie the Pooh is dark and has some weird dreamlike sequences and Astro Orbiter is high and spinny
3rd: Rides for all ages
The remaining rides include:
(By land)
Main Street:
Mickey at Town Hall
Disney World Railroad ( this can be found it 4 spots)
Fantasyland and New Fantasyland:
Mad Tea Party
Prince Charmings Regal Carrousel
Under the Sea- Journey of the Little Mermaid
Mickeys Philarmagic
It's a Small world
Peter Pan's Flight
Enchanted Tales with Belle
Ariel's Grotto
Princess Fairytale Hall
Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Pete's Sideshow ( character meet and greet)
Tomorrowland:
Peoplemover
Carousel of Progress
Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin
Monsters Laugh Floor
Liberty Square
Hall of Presidents
Liberty Square boat
Frontierland:
Country Bear musical Jamboree
Tom Sawyer Island ( soon this will be replaced by Cars)
Adventureland:
Jungle Cruise
Swiss Family Treehouse
Tiki Room
Magic Carpets of Aladdin
These rides are all slow moving or inside shows. So they are great for babies, adults, kids, grandparents and even stubborn teenagers. Most of these are " filler" rides which have low wait times ( a few exceptions are Peter Pan's flight and Jungle Cruise, these are usually long waits) so you can hit a lot in an hour
Hopefully this list helps you plan which rides to hit on your next list. Questions? Let us know
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