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Generally, most indoor rides are dark, and almost all attractions are loud - kind of like a movie theater.
Additionally, the atmosphere in queues and preshows try to immerse guests in the world of the attraction and build expectation.
And finally, Disney World and Universal are filled with so much stimulus - sights, sounds, other people, characters - that children are often overwhelmed.
Be prepared to encourage nervous younger guests about particular rides. Even some mild Disney World attractions that are designed for the whole family can be intimidating.
If you're sensitive to motion simulators, 3D screens, spinning, or upside-down coasters, this guide will help you know which rides to avoid.
Read Guide =>From thrills to the characters and franchises that teenagers are most interested in, this guide highlights the Disney World attractions teenagers are sure to love.
Read Guide =>From TRON Lightcycle/Run to Tower of Terror, if you're looking for thrills at Disney World, don't miss any of the rides in this guide.
Read Guide =>From classic rides like Dumbo to family favorites like "it's a small world," this guide showcases the Disney World rides that are best for toddlers.
Read Guide =>If someone in your party loves gaming, sports, or games, you won't want to miss these attractions. From Toy Story Mania! to Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run, these attractions involve a game or a friendly competitive element.
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