This week two attractions at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and Disneyland will test a new seating policy for the remainder of the month and see how guests feel about it.
Both Toy Story Midway Manias and Haunted Mansions will test a new policy where children under the age of 7 must ride with a guest over the age of 14 in the same row. Previous policy dictated that there be an adult in the same vehicle as children under 7. A sign is near the entrance informing guests of the new policy and cast members are at the exit of the attractions surveying guests.
Do you think this policy is a good change or not? Let us know!
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Since these are 2 person rides does that mean an adult must ride with the child? I am confused by the wording. I would assume this is in response to shenanigans on the ride.
I will probably experience this at the end of the month. I’m just not sure what the benefit is. I guess maybe to make sure parents are close by to make sure their kids are ok and/or behave. My question is what happens if there are more kids than there are adults. I know a few famlies that have 3-4 kids all under 6.