Triggers: Fast moving roller coaster, Starts outside and then Completely dark interior Pro: Very smooth, not “jerky” movements. Accessible seat in back Seating: Two to a row, sitting on a motorcycle. Restraints on back and legs EXIT: If 8 years old, you may step through and wait at exit Height: Must be 48″ inches tall Queue: Only available through Virtual…
Disney World is the Happiest Place on Earth but can also be the most stimulating as well. All the colors, noises, lights and interactions can be overwhelming for even the average person, imagine experiencing it through the eyes of a kids with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD) or Autism Spectrum Disorders! But have no fear, you have…
Triggers: Height if on Row 1 is 30ft in the air, Row 2 & 3 are below; Flying simulation; Scents Seating: Can sit side by side with your group. Between the leg strap for smaller children. Pro: Serene music, incredible cinematography, no fast movements. Exit: If your child is 8, they can exit with a cast member directly before getting…
Triggers: Fast moving roller coaster, Completely dark Pro: I’ll be honest…NONE! Seating: Sit three to a “rocket”, back to back with a cushioned lap belt across your hips EXIT: You can NOT step through as the end of the ride is in a separate place. Space Mountain although is devoid of bright flashing lights, it has all the other triggers…
Epcot has always been one of MY favorite Walt Disney World Parks, but not always one the kids gravitated towards but that has definitely changed over the last few years! It’s now ALL of our favorite! Be prepared for a LOT of walking, this is definitely the park to rent that stroller (even if they are a little older!) if…
Triggers: Fast moving roller coaster, dips/twists Pro: Short pause in middle of coaster Exit: You can opt out and wait on the other side of the exit gate if the child is 8 years or older One of the most popular rides in Toy Story Land inside Hollywood Studios, the Slinky Dog Dash! If your sensory child loves roller coasters,…
After 6 trips in the last 5 years, I have finally put together the MUST-HAVE Items for you to take with you on your next trip to Disney World. Traveling with a child who has Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) or on the Autism Spectrum (ASD), can be overwhelming. I find the best way for EVERYONE to…
Triggers: Roller coaster, multiple drops, compartment swings side to side Pro: Smooth ride, break in middle of ride through mine Exit: You can step to the left side of the coaster before getting on and wait at the exit gate if the child is 8 years or older This roller coaster is well-made and a great intermediate sized roller coaster….
Triggers: Loud music, simulated movement with video, darkness/loud plus small heat and water spray event. Seating: 3 per row, 2 rows per “mouse” car. Cushioned lap bar. 3D glasses Pro: Super fun, reminiscent of movie, larger than life sets Exit: You can exit with a cast member directly before getting on the ride. You will meet your child right where…
Triggers: Loud music, transition to ride darkness/loud plus flashing lights, fast moving roller coaster. Seating: Two side by side, 4 to a section of the train. Cushioned lap restraint, fits tight, with handles. Pro: Incredible ride as far as innovation in roller coasters Exit: You can exit with a cast member directly before getting on the ride. You will meet…
