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Our youngest was just under 2.5 years when he’d wear it consistently and reliably and correctly. He had a 3 & 5 year old sibling that wore them as well, so I’m sure that helped a lot. I can imagine developmental and receptive language delays would make this hard. Here, they are required in...

^and thank you for all of the feedback! Helpful when trying to think through.

I feel like those are 100% my sticking points. I liked MaxPass on our 2019 Disneyland trip and didn’t feel I was on my phone a ton- like it was just a plus to have. Our kids were younger then though so we were swapping and going on perhaps less thrill rides than we would now. BUT my husband...

Planning on likely only 2- 1 day at California Adventure (a little complicated because it looks to be closing early the Thursday we’d planned to be there) but we’d do the LL add on for Radiator Springs so no need for Genie+ there I don’t think. And then one day at Disneyland (a Wednesday)-...

Hi all! We did a Disneyland trip in 2017 & another in 2019 (with Maxpass, which we liked!) and WDW in early 2020 so we're not total rookies, but I'm having trouble figuring out if Genie+ add on makes sense for our upcoming Disneyland trip in March. We have 3 kids (ages 4, 5, 7) and 2 adults...

I would've said Epcot was my favorite park before our last visit, but now I'd say it's my least favorite. It could've been being there with so much under construction, or having visited most of those actual countries in person since then meant that the World Showcase section didn't do it for me...

Totally advantages to both! I think in general with my kids the advantage has been nonstop/longhaul flights usually have flight attendants that are so bend-over-backwards accomodating of the fact that you have children on a long flight and for my kids, the novelty of getting to eat a "meal" (or...

She'll be fine. We travel a ton with our three (Currently ages 2, 4, 6) and have never had huge issues or trouble managing the gear. My biggest advice is to pack as light as possible. You don't "need" as much as you think and I'd cross off bringing anything baby/toddler related that you can get...

I think it's just not worth it to take that risk with your child. You would feel such immense guilt if you contracted COVID at Disney right? We're not "high" risk either and I still don't want to take the chance of gambling with how it would affect me or my family. You or your child could have...

We think the BabyJogger City Tour stroller is AMAZING. It collapses into a tiny backpack style bag (so easy to take on a plane and throw in overhead bin- it's square) and weighs next to nothing. It folds so foolishly easy (way easier than our City Mini double side by side AND our Bob Revolution...

I think you've got great plans and you'll have a blast. We have the three similar ages and usually travel with just my husband and I with the kids. Occasionally, I have flown solo with them as well (most recently at ages 5, 3, 2.5) and while that's challenging, I find it do-able. That said, of...

Unless things have changed, isn't the logic that by wearing a mask you're really protecting other people from your germs, rather than the opposite? I'm not sure if this still stands but I believe the initial thought was that children were carrying/passing COVID without showing symptoms, making...

We just did a trip in early February with similar age kids (5, 3, 2.5 at the time... they are now 6, 4, and turning 3 at the end of the summer). We did Disneyland with ages 4, 2, 1.5 the year prior and I personally found age 2.5 so much easier than 1.5. Though, he was fine at 1.5 too... he just...

^In regards to the 2.5 year old being okay with it, for us, it was that he has to wear it if he's out of the house because that's the go-to here. Plus, he's seeing kids all over wearing them (I'm sure that scenario would apply at Disney too- like if everyone else is wearing one, of course you...

How tall are your teens? If either of them are short, the Alligator Bayou rooms at Port Orleans Riverside could be an option, right? They have a fold-down murphy bed and two queens I think. Width-wise, they're a bit narrower than a twin and length-wise, maybe you'd be okay up to 5'4ish. We...

My children (6, 4, 2.5) have been wearing them without issue, beyond that they occasionally slip off their faces if they're moving around quickly and we've tried a few different types. In our large metropolitan area, children are wearing them even walking in the park or out for a bike ride in...

We were just there January 25- Feb 4. As others have mentioned we had some chilly mornings (40-45 degrees in mornings so we had light jackets that we wore til about noon). I feel like highs for us were in the mid60s, with one day at the end getting up to low 70s maybe. My kids did swim one day...

I think my two older kids (boy age 3 & girl age 5) are pretty middle of the road in "real life" and my 5 year old is incredibly gutsy at Disney. We did WDW just recently and Disneyland last year (ages 2 & 4). I was almost shocked at how little fear she showed- rode Space Mountain and Tower of...

To make things a little more fun for our 2.5 year old on our trip last month, we let him decide what he wanted to do one of the afternoons at Magic Kingdom. It meant several rides on the carousel, standing in line to meet Stitch and riding the PeopleMover a few times but he was SO happy to get...

I have no idea on childcare but I would echo that someone to help in the parks would be so good for the day she's solo with the three. My husband had to work a few days on my last trip (kids are 5, 3, 2) and I found that without him there was essentially VERY little I could feasibly ride with...