Child Care

[grsupercity]

So we have 3 young kids. Do any parks have child care anymore? That way we could spend half a day doing the kids areas with the young ones and the other half the day put them into the parks child care and knock out the big rides. 

[bert425]

the Peppa Pig park, that Robb & Elissa just visited seemed to have a big room the kiddos could hang in and watch cartoons all day.

but I'd be really surprised if any "big" park was offering this option in these Covid times. . any location would kinda like be a giant petri dish for the kids, I'd think.


maybe something to consider to bring along a "sitter" or "nanny". .. even a neighboring teen, who could be plied to come along and ride what they want during the times y'all are with the kiddos, and then they take over to let y'all ride the bigger stuff in the afternoons?

[Hilltopper39]

I've never seen childcare offered in my experience but SeaWorld and Busch Gardens do offer day camps in the summer and over spring break. They seem pretty fun, if I lived closer I'd probably put my kids in it try try it out, but that may or may not work for you. Here's a link to the camp pages, they're a week long, Monday through Friday, around like 8am to 3 pm. 

A full week at just SeaWorld or Busch Gardens might not be ideal but I could see someone doing a week in Orlando and dropping the kids off at SW in the morning while the adults head off to spend the morning/afternoon at Universal or Disney, then pick the kids up and do whatever in the evening. Hope that helps.

 

https://seaworld.com/orlando/educational-programs/day-camps/

https://buschgardens.com/tampa/summer-camps/

[SharkTums]

I haven't really heard of that.  There are some decent in room babysitting options in Orlando with reputable people that will watch your kids while you go hit up the parks. 

[Haymaker]

A lot of places have Rider Swap too for situations like that