Can we sit together?
The diagrams below help you visualize how much room may be available in each ride vehicle. Some rides have individual seats and others have bench seating that might fit only two adults but comfortably accommodate a family of four with small children.
It’s not ideal, but sometimes the answer to “Can we sit together?” is — it depends. As for who’s sitting next to who? We’ll leave that up to you. 🙂
Planning with little adventurers? Check out our Height Finder to see which rides they’re tall enough to enjoy.
What about little ones who can’t ride?
Not everyone in your party tall enough to tackle Space Mountain? That doesn’t mean someone has to miss out.
Disney’s Rider Switch service allows eligible parties to take turns riding while someone stays with a guest who isn’t riding. Once the first group finishes, the waiting adult can enjoy the attraction without waiting in the regular standby line again. A win-win for the tall kid!
Rider Switch is available at select attractions. Check with a Cast Member before entering the queue to get everything set up.
Seating diagrams are based on typical ride configurations and are for illustrative purposes only. Actual seating arrangements may vary based on party size, guest needs and Cast Member instructions.
Children under age 7 must be accompanied by a guest age 14 or older when boarding an attraction. Seating arrangements for children may vary by attraction.