Disney World's Rider Switch explained in under 2 minutes

Discover why Rider Switch can be a family's best friend during a Disney World vacation.
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In this episode of the Guide2 Minute Drill, I explain the ins and outs of Disney World's Rider Switch system. Also called Baby Swap or Child Swap, this allows parties who are traveling with someone who needs supervision to still go on intense rides with height requirements.
Let me know if you have any questions in the comments. I'm all ears! 🐭
🔎 Time Stamps:
0:00 - Rider Switch - Disney's somewhat secret system
0:30 - What is Rider Switch? Which rides have it?
0:54 - Explaining how Rider Switch works
1:23 - How to use Rider Switch at Disney World
1:46 - Can a guest go on multiple times with Rider Switch?
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[@Catfurhire4]

Is there a hard time limit for the second party to get in line? Like if parent one is on the ride and parent two takes the child on a separate ride that has a long line, will they still be able to ride later on?

[@_twiggy1882_]

Hi, what do you think the best strategy would be next year for our family heading from the UK. It would be 2 adults and 3 children.
The children will be 6 and the eldest 7. They should all be roughly the same height and able to get onto the rides.
Really can’t work out a system to suit us. Thanks!