Rides when pregnant!

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Hi all
We travel to Florida in August 2019, my daughter, she’s 33, has just discovered she is pregnant with her first baby, obviously she will avoid the roller coasters (much to her horror!) are there ary rides anyone has been on when pregnant?
I wondered about some of the simulators. I’m sure she’d be safer staying off them altogether but I said I’d ask!
Thank you xx

[mouli1]

Small world ... that's about it I think !

[Eccle]

I’ve been to Disney parks in all three of my pregnancies, California in the first, Orlando in the other two. All three times I was early second trimester. There is still quite a lot you can go on, simulators like Star Tours and FOP probably not though. There should be a list somewhere of what rides you are advised to avoid.

I did go on Kilimanjaro Safari pregnant, it says not but I couldn’t see that represented more risk than a bumpy road, and unlike other rides on the list has no height restrictions to stop very young children going on

[Eccle]

Here is the list
disneyworld.disney.go/en...ctant-mothers/
Soarin is ok based on this simulator wise. I also went on Test Track in my last pregnancy too having been on it previously, i wouldn’t do that at a later stage with a bigger bump though

[Bella Girl]

Done this twice.

All rides have signage at their entrances giving clear advice about whether pregnant women should go on them or not.

My recollection was that there was little at Universal to go on.

I spent a lot of time sat in the air conditioning by the ride exits waiting for everyone to finish on rides.

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Originally Posted by Eccle

I’ve been to Disney parks in all three of my pregnancies, California in the first, Orlando in the other two. All three times I was early second trimester. There is still quite a lot you can go on, simulators like Star Tours and FOP probably not though. There should be a list somewhere of what rides you are advised to avoid.

I did go on Kilimanjaro Safari pregnant, it says not but I couldn’t see that represented more risk than a bumpy road, and unlike other rides on the list has no height restrictions to stop very young children going on

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Thanks for this, the Safari we thought would be ok too, I think we need to wait to see how she is when we go! It’s hard to imagine what it’s like when she’s never experienced being pregnant before, I’m sure she will be happy just being in Disney! Xx

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Originally Posted by Bella Girl

Done this twice.

All rides have signage at their entrances giving clear advice about whether pregnant women should go on them or not.

My recollection was that there was little at Universal to go on.

I spent a lot of time sat in the air conditioning by the ride exits waiting for everyone to finish on rides.

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Thanks for the reply, I’m sure she’ll be glad of the air con too x

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Thank you again Eccle, this is fab info I’ve sent it on to her. Much appreciated xx

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By the look of your countdown you’ll be there when we arrive! X

[mushumadness]

I have been to the parks during three pregnancy’s
And only rode small world
And the train at Busch gardens