Not necessarily, but prepare for a few quirks. Under-two kids often get in free (check your local venue—huge money saver). But they’re also unpredictable. One parent I know brought her 18-month-old and spent the entire show in the lobby because the lights were “too loud.”
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If your little one is under two, ask yourself: Do they sleep in strollers? Do they love loud noises? If the answer is no, wait a year. Your wallet will thank you, and so will the strangers sitting behind you.
The sweet spot, according to the internet and my aunt Karen
Most parents swear by ages three to five. That’s when kids are obsessed with characters, can follow simple plots, and haven’t yet developed the “I’m too cool for Disney” phase. Bonus: they still believe the princess is waving right at them.
But don’t stress if your six-year-old is still a fan. Disney On Ice is designed for all ages—I’ve seen grown adults cry during the Frozen segment. (Me. I’m the grown adult. Don’t judge.)
