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Mickey and Minnie Mouse waving from a balcony at Magic Kingdom during an autism-friendly Walt Disney World visit.

Sensory Friendly Disney Guide for Walt Disney World

Why We Plan Differently: Creating a Sensory Friendly Disney Guide This Sensory-Friendly Disney Guide is designed to help you create a magical experience at Walt Disney World for neurodiverse children. After more than 30 years of visiting Walt Disney World—over 20 magical trips—I knew I wanted to share that joy with my own children. As […]

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Neurodiverse Disney Park Planner on iPad with Mickey-shaped fidget popper and Minnie ears for sensory-friendly Disney trips.

Why You Need a Disney Park Planner for Neurodiverse Kids

download your copy In all my 30 years of visiting Walt Disney World, there has always been a holiday plan that we’ve followed (an Excel spreadsheet loaded with all the need-to-knows). That’s just how we roll, and, part of the fun in the countdown to Disney. However, never have we needed a Disney Park planner

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A giant cinnamon roll from Gaston's Tavern in Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World — a popular snack option available on the Disney Dining Plan 2026

Is the Disney Dining Plan 2026 Worth It for Families?

Thinking about adding the Disney Dining Plan with kids to your 2026 Walt Disney World holiday? Here’s everything you need to know to decide if it’s worth it — plus tips to make the most of every snack and meal! Planning your first Disney World 2026 holiday with little ones? It’s exciting, magical — and

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