DIsney World while Pregnant

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Both times I was pregnant I went to Disney and still had a lot of fun. You'll find it fun even if you can't ride all the rides. Try not to go during busy times cause waiting in lines isn't something you want to do no matter if you're pregnant or not. There are a lot of shows and little rides you can go on that are still fun. Restaurants that we haven't ever been to are probably what I most looked forward to trying. Also, make sure you know where all the bathrooms are since you'll be stopping every 5 minutes.

For me its a little different since we go pretty often. I don't feel like I need to ride every ride. Though I missed riding Soarin' at EPCOT. That ride is awesome! I also missed drinking around the world in the World Pavilion at EPCOT. So Sam drank enough for both of us. Of course you can go on Spaceship Earth, the ride in the EPCOT ball. They updated it a few years ago so it's a little cooler now.

Don't go to Animal Kingdom pregnant cause you can't ride anything not even the safari ride. And it takes so long to get over there whether on a bus or by car, you want it to be worth it. There are some great shows there, Lion King and Bugs Life, but to me it wasn't worth it to go cause I couldn't ride anything. Sam and I do love Pizzafari though. Sometimes we go to Animal Kingdom just to eat there. The pizza and bread sticks are awesome!

Magic Kingdom has all the rides for a pregnant lady. Since most of them are kids rides they aren't too crazy. Of course you can't ride the "mountain" rides: Space Mountain, Splash Mountain or Thunder Mountain. I'll always have a dole whip for sure. If you haven't had one be sure to swing by Adventure-land to get one.

We venture out with Cooper to Disney this weekend so I'll have a lot to say about that next week. Wish us luck!


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