More Disney adventures!

Adventure Land:

Alex coped pretty well with the Enchanted Tiki Room. There is a section of it where the Tiki totems are beating on drums that it gets pretty loud, and after that, there is thunder and rain. If you stay pretty close to the exit on the far side, you can duck out if your child doesn't survive the whole show. Plus, in the waiting area, you can walk around to the different tiki gods when they "awaken" and talk.

The Jungle Cruise risks your little critter struggling overboard into the waiting mouth of a hippopotamus! If you're child isn't much of a squirmer, you might be safe, though there are some loud moments.

Tarzan's Tree House is just a walk-through activity. If your arms aren't tired, it is pretty innocuous, but that also means there isn't much to hold attention.

Frontier Land:

There are two riverboats that go around the Rivers of America: the Columbia and the Mark Twain. The Mark Twain riverboat is a bit easier to handle because there is less stuff to maneuver around on-board. The island is fun to walk around with its caves and activities. You can't take a stroller over, though, which is probably for the best.

Critter Country:

There is a Winnie the Pooh ride. HOWEVER, a large portion of it is about "heffalumps and woozles", which is Pooh's nightmare scene. Alex stared and stared at everything as we went through the ride. He sat in my lap the whole time. I thought he would get upset in the dark, but it was very benign. Pooh and friends do also hang out in the back of Critter Country for photographs.

New Orleans Square:

There isn't really anything here that small critters can enjoy. A band plays around here sometimes in the French Market restaurant.

That's it for my current view of Disneyland. Feel free to let me know if I missed something; I'd love to see it, too!!