How to do Magic Kingdom Alone with 3 or more kids.

When I went alone with the boys back when I was pregnant with Laila

If you visit Disney World frequently, you’ll understand how difficult it may be to visit the parks with more than 2 kids. Why I say 2, because if you’re by yourself with just 1 or 2 kids, you can still hop on rides all together without worrying about needing another adult to sit with a child. When you have 3+ kids it starts to get tricky. But after going to each park at Disney World by myself with 3+ kiddos, I’ve learned which rides we can all ride, and what to do in lieu of rides.

Instead of making this a super long post sharing every park, I’m going to break it up park by park over the course of 4 weeks. I will share what rides you CAN do with 1 adult and 3 or more kids, live entertainment and the location of the baby care center.

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Info on my stroller below (scroll to the very bottom)


HOW TO DO MAGIC KINGDOM BY YOURSELF WITH 3 OR MORE KIDS:

RIDES YOU CAN RIDE:

  • It’s a small world
  • Jungle Cruise
  • Liberty Square Jungle Boat
  • Mad Tea Party
  • Pirates of the Caribbean
  • Prince Charming Regal Carrousel
  • Swiss Family Treehouse
  • Walt Disney World Railroad
  • Carousel of Progress
  • People Mover — My personal fave when I’m tired and need a break. They’ll let you stay on and keep riding if you don’t feel like getting off, or if one of the kiddos fall asleep.

SHOWS TO WATCH/THINGS TO DO:

  • Country Bear Jamboree
  • The Hall of Presidents
  • Philharmagic (3D show)
  • Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor
  • Enchanted Tiki Room
  • Casey’s Jr. Splash n’ Soak –bring swim trunks, or a change of clothes.
  • Watch the parades
    • Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade (3pm)
  • Casey’s Corner Pianist–Main Street USA
  • Citizens of Main Street–Main Street USA
  • The Dapper Dans–Main Street USA
  • Electrical Water Pageant–10:35pm
  • Flag Retreat–Main Street USA 5pm
  • Happily Ever After Firework Show–at the castle 9pm
  • Let the Magic Begin (opening ceremony)–Main Street USA
  • Main Street Philharmonic at Storybook Circus–Fantasy Land
  • Main Street Philharmonic at Main Street–Main Street USA
  • Main Street Trolly Show–Main Street USA
  • Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire–Main Street USA
  • Move it! Shake it! MousekeDance it! Street Party–Main Street USA
  • The Muppets…Great Moments in American History–Liberty Square
  • Once upon a Time Firework show (the castle is illuminated with different Disney scenes and characters. This show made me cry. It’s so beautiful)–9:45pm
  • The Royal Majesty Makers–Fantasy Land

MEET DISNEY CHARACTERS:

  • Ariel Her Grotto–Fantasy Land
  • Cinderella and Elena at Princess Fairytale Hall–Fantasyland
  • Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse at Town Square Theater–Main Street USA
  • Rapinzel and Tiana at Princess Fairytale Hall–Fantasyland
  • Tinkerbell at Town Square Theater–Main Street USA
  • Daring Disney Pals as Circus Stars at Pete’s Silly Side Show–Fantasyland
  • Dashing Disney Pals as Circus Stars at Pete’s Silly Side Show-Fantasyland

BABY CARE CENTER:

Offering more than just privacy, Baby Care Centers are fully staffed and feature a host of helpful amenities for parents with infants and toddlers.

Open during regular park hours, each full-service facility is complimentary to use and

includes:

  • Private nursing room with rocking chairs
  • Changing room with tables and a women’s restroom
  • Feeding area with highchairs
  • Kitchen with microwave and sink
  • Main room with television, table and seating
  • On-site shop offering formula, baby food, juice, diapers, wipes, sunscreen, over-the-counter medications and clothing for purchase

INFO ABOUT MY STROLLER:

My stroller is the Joovy Qool. We love it! We’ve had it for over a year now, and it’s by far my favorite full size convertible stroller (it can go from a single to a double to a triple). If you want to make it a double, you will need you buy the second seat, and the bench seat.

Below are links to everything you will need. (these are affiliate links. Means nothing to you, but by clicking and ordering through my links I will receive compensation from Amazon and help support my family. So thank you!)


Thank you so much for reading! Last week I shared how to do Animal Kingdom alone, and next week I’ll be sharing How to do Hollywood Studios alone with 3+ kids. Make sure you follow me on Instagram for all my family’s adventures at Disney World.