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As the author of Walt Disney World with Disabilities, I can answer most questions related to the parks and resorts at Walt Disney World. I can share in-depth information related to managing at Disney with health conditions, special needs, disabilities and handicaps.
I am the author of the guide book called Walt Disney World with Disabilities.
Our book is available through many websites such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Nobel, etc. It's also available around the world through many international sites.
I have over 20 years of experience as a frequent visitor to Disney. My wife and I have learned to thrive there while dealing with health conditions. I also did extensive research into how to manage well at Disney with a wide variety of health conditions that we don't personally deal with.
Hi Christine, Motion sickness is an odd thing. A ride that bothers some people may be fine for others. It's hard to tell, but I'd suggest you stay away from any of the simulation rides such as Mission
Hi Charlie, All of the resorts have handicapped rooms. They're scattered around each resort. You'll want to tell the Disney reservation agent about your specific needs and they'll help you. Let
Hi Lori, I think you're speaking of Guest Assistance Cards (GAC) which Disney does offer. However I'm not sure that they will be much of a help to you. Here's an article on GAC's: http://www.diz-abled
Hi Deb, The handicapped rooms are not the closest to the resort's amenities, and it won't reduce your walking to get one. They're really designed for those who need in-room support such as low sinks
Hi Valerie, Disney doesn't give you a way to avoid lines. You can get a GAC (Guest Assistance Card# which will allow you to enter attractions through the handicapped entrance, but although it occasionally
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