Family.Travel.Autism
Pongu Pongu: Drinks at Pandora- World of Avatar Looking for a snack to refresh your party while hanging out at Pandora: World of Avatar? Look no further than the slushy drink stand called Pongu Pongu (meaning Party, Party to the Na’vi). The drinks are absolutely refreshing, slushy, and channel all of the Party, Party. You know …
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With the ever-increasing price of Magic Kingdom one day ticket, most people are looking for ways to decrease harm to their pocketbook. In the off-season, a two-day ticket is nearly $250. Free activities at Walt Disney World are ample. You can have a magical experience without ever stepping foot in the theme parks. What are …
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Disney’s Disability Access Service (DAS) pass has been an asset to us on each trip with our autistic son. While we’ve heard it called everything from the “Disney Autism Pass” to the now-defunct “Guest Assistance Card,” the proper name is the Disability Acess Service. This article will discuss how the DAS benefits Disney World visitors …
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Yearning for Disney It starts quietly, answering the questions of a co-worker looking to take a budget trip to Walt Disney World. The craving increases as your oldest child stares at a carousel horse spinning in a snow globe and says “Can we go to Disney soon, Mommy?” While attempting to find a new baby photo …
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