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Top 15 Rides and Attractions for Walt Disney World-Goers with Autism
9. Tommorowland PeopleMover (Magic Kingdom) This slowly-moving, elevated ride takes place on a smooth track with no drops, no sudden noises, no…
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Top 15 Rides and Attractions for Walt Disney World-Goers with Autism
8. The Seas with Nemo and Friends (EPCOT) This is a fantastic attraction to enjoy with your child who has Autism because…
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Top 15 Rides and Attractions for Walt Disney World-Goers with Autism
7. Living With the Land (EPCOT) This is a slow-moving boat ride inside the Land pavilion that showcases many of the space-…
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Top 15 Rides and Attractions for Walt Disney World-Goers with Autism
6. Gran Fiesta Tour (EPCOT) This is yet another boat ride, and it is housed inside the Mexico pavilion at EPCOT’s World…
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Top 15 Rides and Attractions for Walt Disney World-Goers with Autism
5. Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage (Disney’s Hollywood Studios) This isn’t a ride, but rather a live show that tells…
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10 Things Disney Pros Do When They Visit Magic Kingdom
The Magic Kingdom is one of Walt Disney World’s most loved parks. Six different lands make up its 107 acres, offering visitors—both…
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10 Things Disney Pros Do When They Visit Magic Kingdom
10. They stay in the parks, even when it rains. Pros know that Florida rain showers are frequent, but usually brief, and…
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10 Things Disney Pros Do When They Visit Magic Kingdom
9. They get there early and head for the mountains. Pros know that the mountains (Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain and Splash…
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10 Things Disney Pros Do When They Visit Magic Kingdom
8. They reserve dining months in advance. This is especially true when pros are hoping to have an over-the-top dining experience at…
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10 Things Disney Pros Do When They Visit Magic Kingdom
7. They make time to browse the shops on Main Street. Sure, pros have seen a lot of the souvenirs up for…
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