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Accessible Travel Tips:
Disney World & Universal

As a family with both neurodivergent members and loved ones managing chronic health conditions, we know that accessible travel takes extra planning—and a little extra pixie dust. On this page, we share our firsthand experiences navigating disability accommodations at Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, along with tips for sensory needs, mobility concerns, and more.
Whether you're planning your very first visit or looking for updated accessibility info, we’re here to help make your trip smoother, more inclusive, and truly magical.

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When you're traveling with a neurodiverse child or adult, thoughtful planning can make all the difference. From autism and ADHD to sensory sensitivities and anxiety, this section focuses on planning a Walt Disney World trip that supports your loved one’s unique needs—without sacrificing the fun.
🧚‍♀️ Let’s look at Disney through a neurodivergent-friendly lens.  Read More

Curious about how Disney’s DAS system works? Learn what the Disability Access Service is, how to request registration, and how it can help eligible guests access attractions with reduced wait times during their Walt Disney World visit.  Read more 

🧚‍♀️ Used DAS in the past? Disney updated its DAS policy in 2024. Click here to read about the changes.

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With Disney’s updated DAS rules, many families who once relied on the service are now left without it. We’re sharing practical tips and strategies we have used for navigating a Disney day without DAS—with empathy, flexibility, and support.🧚‍♀️ Read more ›Read More

 

Learn what accessibility accommodations are available at Walt Disney World for guests who are medically fragile, visually or hearing impaired, traveling with service animals, or managing severe food allergies.
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Computer landing page on Disney.com for guests who are blind or have low vision
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From knee replacements, rehabbing  torn ligaments and even  ankles sprained at Disney, we’ve navigated Walt Disney World with temporary and long-term mobility challenges. Here’s how to plan an accessible Disney trip with a guest who has limited mobility. 🧚‍♀️ Read More

Learn about accessibility at Universal Orlando and how to navigate the parks with a guest who is neurodivergent, has mobility limitations, or other disability-related needs. From Rider’s Guide info to quiet areas and wheel chair/ECV rentals, we’re sharing what works. 🧚‍♀️ Read More

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