What is a good age to take kids to Disney World?

i think you should wait about 3 or 4 years. that way your daughter will be around 8 ot 9 and your son will be about 6, both of them will remember a little of it at least and be able to tell their friends and other family members all about it with enthusiasm. I plan on taking my daughter in about 4 or 5 years cause she's only 2 right now. Also you should look into the resorts that they have available to choose from.

I do not have a child now. and i think above 3years old is good~

My parents took me when I was 3 and I don't remember anything about it. I want to take my kids but they are 10, 5, 4, and 2. I would rather wait until they will all remember it.

I think the best ages are between 4 and 10 yrs old

hmmm children must be over 5

I thinks its a pretty good age, just remember to take lots of pictures so you can show them and tell them stories about it so they can remember it. I'd take them when they are a bit older again so it stays with themm.

They would enjoy it more if they were a couple of years older..I took my daughter when she was 3 and she barely even remembers it and there were few rides she could go on and she was still taking naps so tired easily.....mostly I sat with her while my ex hubby took the older kids on the rides...wasn't much fun..

I took my daughter when she was 2 the first time and she does not remember. I waited until she was 5 and she remembers that.

my kids are 4 and 8 and they had a blast espcially my 4 year old

Never been there..

I think the best age to take them is around 9 or 10. I say this because they will remember much more of it. At ages 3 and 5, they will most definitely have a great time. It's like the playground of their dreams. But, I think it would be better to take them when they will have a more developed memory. But if you decide to take them now, you will still have fun. Take lots and lots of pictures!

I think it's a great age for them go to Disney World. I would suggest a lunch/nap break in the middle of the day or you/they will end up very stressed by the end of the night. Take lots of pictures so they can look back on it when they are grown and talk about their memories. Be prepared for the younger one to maybe be scared of the big things and loud things.

my parents too me to Disney World when i was 9. Try to take them at an age where they will remember the trip when they get older

I think they are a little young.. they would enjoy themselves but there are also a lot of things, like space mountain and other rollercoasters that they are too young for... But if you wanna go... go I know I love it there.. been there twice, march 2005 was my last time and I will go soon again!

I think those are great ages to bring them..The best tip i could give you cause me and hubby went..Is spend the extra money to get the passes for the rides so you dont have to wait in line to bring them on..Its a time saver..You can cover more and your not sweating an waiting inline..Buy them at the parks ..

Actually I don't know the answer to your quetion, cause I have never been there, but my lil girl will be 4 this month and if we were able to go, I would bring her now.

i think da rite age is b/w 12 - 20 but mine is 23 n i still wana go plzzzzzzz

We took our children when they were under 1 and 3. We decided to go because vacations are for adults too! My husband and I loved it. My eldest (who is 5) remembers parts of it, but I think the best part is that we all had fun, even if they don't remember it all. (my youngest slept on my chest most of the time. :-) ) For rides that the kids can't/won't go on, they support child-swap. On parent goes on the ride, while the other stays in a special area at the end of the line with the kids. Parents swap and the other one gets to ride immediately. One of my favorite memories of all time - we stayed late to watch the fireworks. We were waiting for the shuttle and my husband was holding my eldest. Even though he was sleepy, he was smiling and softly singing the Tiki-tiki song.