Ohhh… boy. LOL. There are some good books out there with tips for taking kids to Disney World. One important point is to remember WHY you’re going: to have fun. Not to jam everything in and get your money’s worth. Accept right now that it’s overpriced and you’ll never get your money’s worth.

With triplets, I’d suggest go in the morning when they first open, hit some things they’ll enjoy, meet the characters, and then go back to the hotel for lunch and a nap. Then, return, well-rested in the evening and catch the fireworks or electric light parade and maybe another ride or two.

Now, when we lived in FL, we had season passes and a 2-year-old. We didn’t feel pressured to do a lot when we went; we could come back anytime. Her favorite thing was playing in the Imagination pavilions at Epcot. The characters were interesting, but she didn’t want to get too close.

If you have grandparents going who aren’t going to be keen on going on thrill rides, etc., they can hang out with the little ones getting character’s autographs and such while the adults ride the rides. Word to the wise: STAY AWAY FROM SNOW WHITE’S SCARY ADVENTURE!!!!! We rode this first thing, and our daughter didn’t want to ride anything else for quite a while.

The aquarium at Epcot is neat; all kids like that.

If you want to go now, or when the kids are around 4, I say, why not? Best time to go is between Thanksgiving and the first week in December, though. Don’t add the summer heat to this cocktail of 3 little ones and grandparents. If you go when they’re 4, you won’t have to worry about making school vacations.

IF YOUR PARENT WANT TO GO WITH YOU TO HELP…GO !!!

If they are boys, I wouldn’t suggest taking them to Disneyworld unless you want to deal with screaming, demanding and crying all the time. boys are too hard too raise … PRAY TO GOD I ain’t pregnant with one lol.

this young they might not remember it. i went when i was 7 i remember going. but i don’t remember the rides.or any thing but i know i was there . you might have to take them a couple times.

I went to Disney World when I was about 3, and don’t remember a whole lot about it, but there’s no reason why you guys can’t go now, and then go again when they’re older (if you can). Even if they don’t remember a whole lot, they’ll still have a great time while they’re there, and will remember a few big parts. (For instance, I remember meeting Mickey Mouse and other stuff like that!)