You can absolutely baby wear at Disneyland, and in 2026, it remains one of the most popular strategies for parents navigating the parks with infants. Using a structured carrier, wrap, or sling is permitted throughout the parks, including in most queues and even on "Any Height" attractions. These are rides without a minimum height requirement, such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, it’s a small world, and the Disneyland Railroad. In most cases, you can keep the baby in the carrier during the ride, provided they are facing inward toward your chest and the safety restraint (lap bar or belt) can be properly secured over the adult or around the carrier as instructed by the Cast Member. However, for any ride that has a height requirement (like Space Mountain or Big Thunder Mountain), baby wearing is not allowed as the infant cannot ride at all. In these instances, you must use "Rider Switch," where one parent waits with the baby while the other rides, and then they swap without waiting in the full line again. Baby wearing is also a huge advantage for boarding Disney buses and the Monorail, where strollers must be folded.