Free Planning Tool · 2026
Enter your child's height to see which rides they can go on
For the full list in inches and centimetres, see our Disney World ride height requirements. Travelling with little ones? Our toddler guide covers which rides are worth the walk.
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All 22 height requirements re-checked against Disney's published figures on 22 August 2026. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad dropped from 40 inches to 38 inches when it reopened on 3 May 2026, so older lists still showing 40 are out of date.
Enter a height in centimetres or inches and it tests that number against the published minimum for every ride across all four parks. Rides your child clears are listed first, then the ones they miss, so you can see at a glance how much of each park is actually open to them.
Rides with no minimum at all are marked separately rather than counted as a pass. Knowing that a toddler can ride It's a Small World tells you nothing useful about how your day will go.
A child measuring 102cm clears Seven Dwarfs Mine Train at 97cm, along with most of Fantasyland.
They miss Space Mountain at 112cm, and TRON Lightcycle Run needs 122cm. That gap is the difference between two of Magic Kingdom's headline coasters being available or not, and it is worth knowing before you build a day around them.
They are the minimums Disney publishes for each attraction, and we check them against Disney's own listings when we update the tool. Requirements do change, so confirm anything borderline on the day.
Yes. Cast Members measure at the ride entrance with shoes on, which is why you should measure at home in the shoes your child will be wearing in the park.
Ask for Rider Switch. One adult queues and rides while the other waits with the child, then they swap and ride without queueing again, so only one person loses the wait.
The tallest minimum is 122cm (48in), for rides including TRON Lightcycle Run at Magic Kingdom, according to Disney. The 112cm (44in) rides, such as Space Mountain and Expedition Everest, are the barrier most families hit, and clearing 112cm opens up most of the headline coasters across the four parks.
Plenty. The tool marks those separately rather than counting them as a pass, because knowing a toddler can ride them does not help you plan.