Shanghai Disneyland with Kids Guide

My daughter, Pangya, has been talking about going to Disneyland since she was 3 years old. We finally took her there when she was 4 years old. After all, the taller she is, the more rides she can enjoy. We spent a day there and found some rides suitable for young children. Here they are: 1. The first recommendation is the Fantasia Carousel (no height requirement), which is colorful and perfect for taking photos. 2. Slinky Dog Spin, which also has no height requirement, is also very friendly to young children. Sit on the spiral spring of Slinky Dog and spin around a big dog plate full of toy bones. 3. Woody's Roundup (height requirement: 81 cm or above) is a nostalgic western carriage ride that is cute and a little exciting. It sways with the music and is really fun. The queue time is not too long, so I highly recommend trying it! 4. Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue (no height requirement) is an immersive experience that is also very popular with young children. 5. Alice in Wonderland Maze, which has no height requirement, is also popular with girls. 6. Mad Hatter Tea Cups, which has no height requirement, is perfect for those with a childlike heart. Sit in the cup, spin, and jump in the warm colors! 7. Peter Pan's Flight (no height requirement) is a parent-child ride where you can fly with Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and friends from Neverland and experience a different kind of adventure! 8. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (no height requirement) is a Hundred Acre Wood adventure where you can explore the wonderful world of Winnie the Pooh and his friends. 9. Zootopia: Hot Pursuit (no height requirement) is a ride where you can join the Zootopia Police Department as a new officer and go on patrol. You'll encounter various cases and drive a police car with Judy and Nick through Tundratown, Sahara Square, and the Rainforest District, immersing yourself in a thrilling chase! 10. Voyage to the Crystal Grotto is perfect for little princesses. There is no height requirement. Pass through the magic mirror to enter a fantasy world and become friends with Snow White. It turns out that our previous worries were unnecessary. There are many rides at Disneyland suitable for young children, and it's definitely worth the ticket price! About the entry time: We entered the park at around 8:30 am, and there weren't too many people. Food: I recommend the breakfast at the Royal Banquet Hall. The classic royal omelet with fresh toast and juice is delicious. Also, Pinocchio Village Kitchen is a good choice! Shopping: Don't miss the shops in Disneytown. There are all kinds of cute souvenirs and toys that will definitely satisfy your shopping desires! The fireworks show at 8 pm is a must-see! The best viewing spot is the square at the main entrance of Disneyland. Remember to get there early to secure a spot, or you might not find a place to watch!