3. Dining in the parks Eating in the parks at Walt Disney World is expensive, whether you eat at a table service…
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2. Transportation to the Orlando area If getting to Mickey’s stomping grounds in the Orlando area takes you more than a couple…
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1. Souvenirs There are so many wonderful, unique and interesting souvenirs, trinkets and other items of all kinds (and prices) in the…
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What’s more exciting than taking a fun-filled, thrill-packed, memory-making trip to the Walt Disney World Resort located just outside of Orlando, Florida?…
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5. Lodging, whether on property or off The place where you hang your hat (or Mickey ears) and rest your weary head…
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8. If you have the time, plan to spend 2 to 3 separate days at the Magic Kingdom. The Magic Kingdom is…
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7. Without fail, make use of Disney’s DAS Pass. Disney offers a wonderful accommodation for children with Autism, called the DAS Pass…
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6. Research the attraction before deciding to experience it with your child. Once again, you are the expert on your child. If…
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5. Take time to enjoy the relaxing rides, several times over if necessary. There are some wonderful attractions at the Magic Kingdom…
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4. Bring familiar or “comfort” items with you for your child. Some children with Autism have an easier time transitioning to, and…
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