Kids' first time? Disney Tests offer a good opportunity to prepare them for the crowds.

“When in busy, public places a Disney Test can be a good way to make sure your kids will be prepared for the excitement and crowds of the World.”

I’ll be honest, I’m nicking this one from a family friend. Her kids are pretty excited about their first trip to Walt Disney World (no thanks to myself and Adam who have given them a number of presents from the World over our last few trips there, as well as giving them their own maps, Passporter and the Birnbaum guide book for kids).

Basically: take your kids to a busy place where they are likely to get excited and want to run around like a museum. Call “Disney Test!” to see if they’ll behave themselves and stay by you or if they’ll try to disappear into the crowd. Disney Tests aren’t too bad when it comes to prepping your kids for the fact that Walt Disney World can be crazy. Packed with people in a hurry, going this way and that way, it’s easy to get lost or confused. Disney Tests can prepare them to stick with mom and dad, stay with the pack and keep calm when the crowds get thick.