Every once in a while, we will find her staring at it. At eight years old now, she still has this picture framed in here room. Elsa was on cloud nine for the rest of the day. What is normally a couple of minute visit lasted almost 10. The watched her react as they let her touch their faces, giving them kisses on the nose. Because of this, Mickey and Minnie took their time having fun with Elsa. With nobody in line behind us, we were essentially left alone with Mickey, Minnie and the photographer. We were fortunate enough to be the last in line to see Mickey and Minnie before they took a break. It was the most magical experiences, some of which I admit was luck. As part of that trip, we decided to pop in to the Mickey and Minnie meet and greet at the Town Square Theater in Magic Kingdom. We took her to Disney World when she was one year old.
The cover photo above is just one such experience with our daughter Elsa. Meeting all of these characters can be a truly memorable experience for your kids and potentially you. Those are Disney Junior characters, if you aren’t familiar with them. You can meet up with Jake, Doc, Sophia, Vamparina, and more. However, Disney has done a great job of bringing in other characters that are well known in the kid community, but maybe less so in the adult community unless you are a parent of one of these children. Everyone knows about the smorgasbord of princesses around the parks along with the Fab Five.
And man, there a lot of characters at Disney World. Younger kids are for more interested in the characters than older kids will be. Reasons to Take Younger Kids The Characters In this section we’ll give you our view on some of the common reasons people do or don’t take younger kids to Disney World. In fact, there are some great reasons to take younger kids. Are there some things to be mindful of? Sure, but that doesn’t mean your kids need to be teenagers before taking them on a trip to Disney World. The reality is that almost any age of kids can have a great time at Disney World. Or maybe, you’re asking if you can enjoy a trip to Disney World with your kids? We’ll assume the former. “How Old Should Your Kids be Before Taking Them to Disney World?” you ask yourself. So, you’re thinking about a trip to Disney World, however there is this one fundamental question that has been nagging at you.
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