Absolutely! There's nothing stopping you from going to a theme park pregnant. However, there will be some ride restrictions, possibly food restrictions, and you might need to sit down and rest.

Going to Disneyland or Disney World while pregnant is a very personal decision, but for many, it is a wonderful way to celebrate a "babymoon" if approached with the right expectations. Disney parks are exceptionally accommodating to "expectant mothers," offering many "non-thrill" attractions that are perfectly safe, such as "it's a small world," the Pirates of the Caribbean (usually), and almost all stage shows and parades. However, you must strictly avoid any ride with a height requirement or a "safety advisory" (like Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, or Rise of the Resistance) due to the risk of rapid acceleration or jarring movements. The primary challenges are the Florida or California heat and the miles of walking; it is crucial to stay hydrated, wear a maternity support band, and take frequent air-conditioned breaks. Disney's First Aid stations are also excellent resources if you feel overexerted. Ultimately, if you focus on the atmosphere, food, and character meets rather than the "E-ticket" thrill rides, it is a very manageable and magical trip.