I have a 3 year old and a 2 year old grandaughter. They both enjoyed Disney. They don't enjoy the same things a 10 year old enjoys, but there are a number of activities in the Magic Kingdom like playgrounds (Mickey's Toon Town & Winnie the Pooh Hundred Acre Woods to name 2), the carousel, Dumbo ride, Alladin's magic carpet, the characters and the parades to name a few.
Good news is the 2 year old is free (until 3 years old anyway).
The best way to buy tickets is in quantity. Unfortunately, they are not transferrable (they actually keep your fingerprint in their system). The more days you buy, the less expensive it is per day.
One day, one park costs around $75. If you buy 10 days, with Park Hopper Feature and No Expiration (2 added cost options) you pay around $400, but the cost for using the parks is now $40 per day. Between single day and 10 they have many options. And don;t quote me on the exact prices as they can change and my memory is far from perfect. Check with Disney to be sure.
Remember, they'll be back for another visit so consider it an investment! That's what I did.
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