Pregnancy Worries

[Mjenks]

The awesome news is that I just found out I'm pregnant!! This will be our first child We have a trip booked to DL for February 21 - March 2nd, which will make me almost 5 months pregant. We'd still love to go, any advice on how to enjoy DL pregnant? Thanks!

[jonvn]

Stick near bathrooms.

[club33az]

The awesome news is that I just found out I'm pregnant!! This will be our first child We have a trip booked to DL for February 21 - March 2nd, which will make me almost 5 months pregant. We'd still love to go, any advice on how to enjoy DL pregnant? Thanks!

Well, the roller coasters are out, as well as Indy, Star Tours and TOT. BUT the awesome thing about DLR is MUCHO to do even if you are with child.
Two words - slow rides.

Oh, and congratulations!!

[smitty-78]

Basicaly what he said ^ You don't have to hit all the rides while your there just take it all in and enjoy the park .

And congrats

[Michael]

Congrats! My advice would be stick to the shows and the kiddie rides where you are not bumping around.

[Pinocchio85]

Congrats! There is still so much a the Resort that you can experience. Have a great time.

[Briguy1314]

Actually I beleive pregnant woman are technically not allowed and advised not to ride anything with a lap bar, so that would rule out most of the fantasy last attractions.
But it is the perfect opportunity to take in the sights and shows the park has to offer. Main Street Cinema, Opera House, Golden Horseshoe, Seasons of the Vine, golden Dreams, and the trail behind grizzly peak. All are things to do that many often overlook!

[jonvn]

If I were you, after sticking near bathrooms, I'd make darned sure I was following every single safety rule they say. If it's even a mildly turbulent ride, you stay off it. You also stay off of rides that may jostle you.

You might not be able or willing to walk all day in the park. You might want to invest in renting a wheelchair, so you can get pushed around a bit if you get tired.

[Mjenks]

If I were you, after sticking near bathrooms, I'd make darned sure I was following every single safety rule they say. If it's even a mildly turbulent ride, you stay off it. You also stay off of rides that may jostle you.

You might not be able or willing to walk all day in the park. You might want to invest in renting a wheelchair, so you can get pushed around a bit if you get tired.

Thanks for the advise! Actually, I'm disabled and permanently in a wheelchair, so walking around won't be an issue I will definitely stay away from jostling rides and I intend to read and follow all safety rules. It's not worth it to me to ignore them!! Reading everyone's tips, I'm starting to get excited about seeing all the shows and all the areas of Disneyland I may have previously ignored. I'll also spend a lot of time shopping while my hubby goes and enjoys the big rides

[Stinkler26]

I'm your woman if you need to know where the highly rated restrooms are.

Though I may not be pregnant, my bladder thinks I am. I'll likely need diapers if I ever become with child.