YOUR GROUP
Who's coming
One row per person, and two details in each row: how old they are and how tall they are. They look like the same question and they aren't — the age tells us what each person will enjoy, and the height tells us what they can ride.
You don't need it to buy. The trip is bought with four questions and this gets filled in afterwards, in here, at your own pace.
We don't tick any height by default. A pre-ticked box stays as it is and ends up answering for you: on the previous form the height came ticked from the factory at the tallest band, and it came back ticked that way from families with children who were nowhere near it. Here it is chosen person by person, and a half-finished person isn't saved: we would rather not have the detail than have an invented one.
And we don't infer it from the age without telling you. If we suggest a height based on the age, it appears as a suggestion, with the figure in plain sight, for you to confirm or change. A guessed height decides whether a child can ride an attraction; that is not a decision we should be making for you.
Example — this is how it would look, these aren't your details
Twelve people is the maximum. If there are more of you, write to us and we'll sort it out.
Not detailed. We'll plan for an adult group and without checking minimum heights, so no attraction is ruled out on height.
No row comes pre-filled and no box comes ticked: a row exists because you added it. The list can stay empty — then we plan as though for a group of adults, and you can complete it whenever you like.
For now this is only saved in this browser. Give us an email and we'll save it with your trip.
Saving…
Saved with your trip. You can change it whenever you like.
We couldn't save it. It's still here in the browser; try again in a moment.
What should we do about attractions someone in your group isn't tall enough for?
Ten attractions have a minimum height and the sign at the gate isn't negotiable. But leaving them out of the itinerary isn't the only way out, and it is almost never the best one: with baby switch you queue once, together, one adult rides while the other waits with the little one, and you swap when they come off — the second one goes in without queueing again. What it costs is the length of the ride plus the swap, not a second wait.
So unless you tell us otherwise, these attractions stay in your itinerary. What does change is that the group splits up for a while at each one, and that is yours to decide.
If you tell us nothing, we include them: you queue once together and take turns, and the second adult goes in without queueing again.
There is also single rider on nine attractions. It moves much faster, but it seats you separately and with strangers: it's for getting one adult on, not for riding as a family.
To tell you which attractions someone in the group isn't tall enough for, we need each person's height, above. As soon as it's there, the list appears with the exact number and the reason for each one, and you'll be able to change the decision.
The ones marked this way go into the itinerary anyway, but they are right on the line: on the day it's decided by whoever measures at the entrance. If you can, measure before you travel — the cardboard cut-out at the gate always wins.
They all go into your itinerary, and we allow for the group splitting up for a while at each one for the swap. If you'd rather drop any of them, press the other option and choose them one by one.
Understood: these attractions won't go into your itinerary. Tick any you do want to keep. Anything you've marked as a must-do stays regardless, whether you tick it here or not.
Saved with your trip. You can change it whenever you like.
Saying "there's nothing here" is an answer too
This question needs an answer before we can generate the Route, and this one here is one of them.
No accessibility passes. We'll plan with the normal queues for each attraction.
This is the example view, so what you tick here is only saved in this browser. When you buy it is saved with your trip, and it can be changed for as long as the Route hasn't been generated.
If someone in the group has a Disney Priority Card, an Easy Access Card or a Priority Bracelet, tell us here. It changes how we plan the day quite a lot: with a Priority Card, waiting stops being the main limitation and the day fills up differently.
To decide what goes in each row it helps to know what each detail changes and where the real height barriers are. It's all below.
What we want the age and the height for
We aren't asking for these to fill in a form. Each one changes something specific about what we suggest, and here is what. The numbers are from our catalogue of attractions as at 23 August 2026.
Intensity
Every attraction carries a score per age band, from gentle to serious rollercoaster. With the group's ages we know what can be suggested to everyone and what will leave somebody outside waiting.
Minimum height
Ten of the 50 attractions have a minimum height, and the barrier is at the gate: if they aren't tall enough they don't ride, whatever the itinerary says. That's why the height is asked separately from the age.
Baby switch
Six attractions allow it: one adult rides while the other waits with the little one, and then they swap without queueing again. It's only any use if we know somebody isn't tall enough.
Single rider
Nine attractions have a single rider queue. With small children it's how one adult gets on without the whole group queueing twice.
Pushchairs
How many you have changes how long it takes to cross the park and where the pushchair can be left. With a baby it also changes the pace: breaks stop being optional.
The minimum heights, one by one
These are the five figures behind the height question. They come from our catalogue of attractions, not from a guidebook.
| Minimum height | Attractions |
|---|---|
| 81 cm | Autopia · Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop |
| 102 cm | Big Thunder Mountain · Star Tours · The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror |
| 107 cm | Crush’s Coaster |
| 120 cm | Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain · RC Racer · Avengers Assemble: Flight Force |
| 140 cm | Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril |
These are the ten attractions with a minimum height in our catalogue, as at 23 August 2026. Disney can change them: the sign at the entrance always wins. If someone in your group is close to one of these figures, measure them before you travel: how to do it so it matches the gate is in Measuring a child before you travel.
Worth reading before you go
Qué se puede montar sin llegar a 102 cm
Las diez atracciones con altura mínima, y las cuarenta que se suben sin comprobar nada.
Sillas de paseo en el parque
Dónde se aparcan las sillas, en qué colas no entran y si compensa alquilar una allí.
Qué significa cada nivel de intensidad
De tranquila a fuerte, con ejemplos reales, para saber a quién proponer cada una.
Medir a un niño antes de viajar
Cómo medir en casa para que coincida con la puerta, y qué hacer si falta un centímetro.
Las diez atracciones con altura mínima
Las cinco alturas, una por una, con qué hacer si a alguien le falta un centímetro.
This part is fixed as soon as your Route is generated, so that the itinerary in your hand and the details it was built from are the same. If you need to change something, write to us: we'll adjust it and generate it again.
