Accessibility at Disney
Walt Disney World is committed to creating a magical experience for all guests, including those with disabilities. From assistive listening devices and visual aids to accessible attraction entrances and dietary accommodations, Disney offers a wide range of support services. Whether you or a loved one have a visual or auditory disability, travel with a service animal, or need to navigate the parks with a severe food allergy, we’ll walk you through the accommodations available to help make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
Walt Disney World offers a variety of services to support guests with visual or auditory disabilities—including assistive listening devices, handheld captioning, audio description, and more. From show accessibility to resort room accommodations, Disney helps ensure you don’t miss a moment of the magic. 👉Read More
Planning a trip to Walt Disney World with a service animal? Disney welcomes trained service dogs and offers clear guidelines to help you navigate attractions, shows, and relief areas with ease. From ride access to designated relief spots, we’ve got everything you need to know to make your visit smooth and stress-free.👉Read More Here.
Children who are medically fragile deserve to have a vacation where they can just be a kid like everyone else. However, traveling with a medically fragile child or adult brings a whole new set of complications. WDW is extremely accommodating when traveling with someone with these kind of complex needs. Let’s answer some of the questions you might have when planning a vacation with a medically fragile child or adult. Read More
Navigating Walt Disney World with food allergies or sensitivities? You’re not alone—and Disney is one of the most accommodating destinations when it comes to special dietary needs. From allergy-friendly menus to trained chefs who can customize meals, we’ll cover how to stay safe and well-fed throughout your vacation.
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It’s not always easy to track down a list of companion restrooms while planning your trip, so we’ve done the work for you! This quick reference guide highlights where to find companion restrooms across the Walt Disney World theme parks and resorts—helping you plan ahead with confidence and ease. 👉 View here.
With the new more rigorous requirements to qualify for the Disability Access Service at Walt Disney World many guests who previously had qualified for the service will no longer be allowed to make use of this program. Here are some of the accommodations Disney is recommending instead. 👉Read More
Click here to read our thoughts on how to approach a Walt Disney World trip if you no longer qualify for DAS)
