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Stephen Ashley

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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.

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I am the author of the guide book called Walt Disney World with Disabilities.

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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.

Education/Credentials

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.

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  • Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 67
  • Volunteer Since 2008-01-24
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Recent Answers from Stephen Ashley

2012-01-26 Rides and motion sickness:

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

2011-08-05 handicap rooms:

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

2011-07-05 diabeties:

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

2011-04-18 Handicapped Accessible rooms:

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

2011-01-11 waiting in line at Disney Theme Parks:

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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