Triggers: Short time in the complete dark Pro: Smooth ride, fun views of Tomorrowland Exit: Best option is to exit as a family if your child decides not to ride. The People Mover is honestly my SPD childs FAVORITE ride! You get a full tour of Tomorrowland both inside and outside the rides! You have a few brief moments of…
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Triggers: Strong gasoline smell, loud roar of engines, stress of driving/pressing peddle Pro: Can ride with adult Exit: You can continue walking past cars and wait on the other side of the exit gate if the child is 8 years or older Funny enough, the Tomorrowland Speedway was a favorite of my SPD child UNTIL he thought it could handle…
Triggers: Could get dizzy/disoriented Pro: Complete control of individual cup spin Exit: You can walk directly to the exit wait on the other side of the exit gate if the child is 8 years or older The Mad Tea Party (or we call them the TeaCups) is a great short ride (and provides a cool breeze in the summer!). You…
Triggers: n/a Pro: Slow moving, relaxing (if you like dolls..ha) Exit: You can step through the seats and wait on the other side of the exit gate if the child is 8 years or older Classic Disney! This ride is great for everyone! A pleasant ride on a boat with benches through different worlds made of children singing “It’s a…
Triggers: Dark, loud, neon bright colors, flashing lights Pro: You have control of your pod, so you can create minimal movement through this slow moving ride Exit: The exit is directly next to the entrance should your child decide not to ride last minute Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin is always a go-to for us and a favorite of my…
Magic Kingdom is not only FULL OF MAGIC, but has the most sensory friendly rides in all of Walt Disney World. As in all parks, cast members are typically incredibly helpful, willing to answer any and all questions and share their knowledge with you. ALL that to say, not all cast members are familiar with triggers associated with those with…