What are some good ways to keep kids amused in lines at Walt Disney World?

- Play I-Spy: Choose a category, such as colors or shapes, and have your kids try to spot them as you wait.

- Storytime: Take turns telling a story, one sentence at a time.

- Would You Rather: Pose silly or thought-provoking "would you rather" scenarios to spark discussion.

- Alphabet Games: Choose a category and name things in that category in alphabetical order.

- Guessing Game: Think of a character, place, or thing in Disney and have your kids guess it by asking yes/no questions.

- Song Challenge: Take turns singing songs from Disney movies.

- Drawing/Doodle: Bring small sketchbooks or notepads for kids to draw or doodle.

- Mad Lib: Make up a story together, with each person supplying a word at a time.

- Tongue Twisters: Challenge each other with fun tongue twisters to say.

- Nature Observations: If waiting outside, talk about plants, animals, or the sky.

- Board Games/Cards: Bring travel-sized games like Uno, Spot It, or mini card games.

- 20 Questions: One person thinks of something and others ask up to 20 yes/no questions to guess it.

- Scavenger Hunt: Create a list of items to find around the area.

- Disney Trivia: Test your knowledge of Disney facts and characters.

- Role-Play: Act out scenarios from Disney movies or imagine yourselves as characters.

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