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About LinkBacksDoes Disneyland have a policy about shoes being mandatory for babies if they are riding rides? i.e. 1 or under
Does Disneyland have a policy about shoes being mandatory for babies if they are riding rides? i.e. 1 or under
No you don't need shoes as long as you're holding them
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I believe there is something on the park map that says that EVERYBODY must be wearing shoes and shirts, including babies.
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Is he at that stage where shoes magically disappear?
I always have to laugh when I hear a parent exclaim "Where are your shoes?!!".
I remember those days.
But they aren't shirts, they're onesiesOriginally Posted by The Disney Ninja
Send all those babies home!!!!
I think at that age, they should care more about whether or not the kid is wearing a diaper rather than shoes.
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ScottG, yes he is. Two minutes max if we are lucky.
I knew people were laughing at us!
LOL!Is he at that stage where shoes magically disappear?
I always have to laugh when I hear a parent exclaim "Where are your shoes?!!".
I remember those days.
Our son is 21 months and when we went last month I found his Crocs to be the easiest. Yes, he can get them off the easiest but we can put them on the easiest too. One day I tried his Converse because I thought they'd stay on but he can get those off too and they were a PAIN to get back on. His Crocs were even easier than his sandals because his sandals had velcro. Luckily, we never lost any. We always found it before it was gone, usually by running over it with the stroller.
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