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For selfless parents who are willing to place their child’s agenda ahead of their own, I submit an alternative one-day plan that will serve the needs of younger children — age eleven and below, maybe seven or eight and below. In my experience, many young children are better equipped to handle the more intense rides than their elders. Presumably, you know your own child and will be able to adapt the following outline as needed.
1. Get to the park bright and early. As soon as you are in, see Shrek 4-D. Afterwards, visit E.T. Adventure.
2. If you have very young kids, it’ll be too early for Barney so head to Jimmy Neutron (if they are over 40 inches tall).
3. Depending on your kid’s tolerance, check out Men In Black, Jaws, and Earthquake, in that order. (Take note of height restrictions.)
4. Next, check show times for Barney and Animal Actors on Location! See them in the appropriate order. Try to steer your little ones away from Barney’s Backyard, Fievel’s Playland, and Curious George, explaining that you’ll return later.
5. Break for lunch.
6. After lunch, let the kids burn off steam at Fievel’s Playland, Barney’s Backyard, and Curious George while you get some much-needed rest and plot out the remainder of the day. Remember, too, that the heat of the day is the best time for your little ones to get soaked at Curious George.
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