What is the youngest age a baby can go to an amusement park? and go on kiddie rides?

Question

and actually have fun

Answer 1

the reality is that babies can have fun anywhere. i mean peek-a-boo is the greatest thing on earth to them. so the theme park will be fun but not because its a theme park. just because its bright, shinny and a lof of colorful things around them to keep their attention. however, for them to enjoy the rides i think they would have to be around 5 years old. now each child is different and some might be able to go earlier or should wait an extra year or two.

now pictures of your kids with mickey, etc. or at a carousel could be worth the trip.

Answer 2

It actually depends on there height but i would say about 5 my cuzin is 4 an she has a blast but she gets scared sometimes

Answer 3

I dont know about other parks   but at moreys piers our policy for babies to ride alone   is   this.....as long as they can sit on their own without falling over  then as long as the parents wants them to ride they can.

Answer 4

Form my experiances I have seen rides in terms of heigt, 36 inches is a common one.  Some might be shortes, check with the amusement park, but most will let the parent ride along if the child is scared.

Answer 5

We took my son to Cedar Point last year when he was four and he loved it.  He can't wait to go back this year.  This year we are also taking our two year old.  She probably won't remember when she's older, but she loves kiddie rides and I'm sure she'll have a ton of fun.

Answer 6

Wait until they're about six years old so they can remember it when they're older.  They'll have a lot more fun at a neighborhood park chasing ducks and geese.

Answer 7

i think like a year and a half

Answer 8

it depends on the size of the baby/child, if they can walk, talk! i would think 2 or 3 is find my friend brought her 4 year old and she rode mind bender and batman.