PLANNING
When to Go
Getting Started
Attendance
Calendar of Events
First Timer Primer
Operating Hours &
   Parade Times
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US Holidays
Weather

Where to Stay
On vs Off-Site?
Walt Disney World
--Resort Fact Sheets
--Resort Photo Gallery
--Resort Phone
     Numbers
Off-Site Locations
--Vacation Homes

Transportation
Transportation
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Magical Express
Parking Information
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Ticket Information
Ticket FAQ
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Annual Pass
   Breakeven Analysis
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Finger Scans/
  Ticket Tag
WDW Ticket History

"Mini-mizing" Costs
Annual Pass Discounts
Discounts for WDW
Finding Low Airfares
Priceline "How To.."
Tables in Wonderland
   (formerly Disney
     Dining Experience)

Magic Your Way
Packages

Helpful Hints
Extra Magic Hour
First Day Ideas
Holiday Happenings
Nighttime Fun
Packing Ideas
Rainy Day Ideas
Summer Sun Survival
Tips for Enjoying
   Your Stay
Touring Plans
What to Tote Around

Tips
Tips Database -
   Searchable

For Families
Activities for
    School-aged Kids
Birthday Ideas: Kids
Bringing Your
   Child's Friend
ChildCare FAQ
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   FAQ
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    Perspectives
Preschooler Tips
Stroller FAQ

For Guests without Children
Empty Nesters
Going Solo
Romance

For Travelers with Special Challenges
General Information
PassPorter's Open Mouse
    for Walt Disney World
    and Disney Cruise Line

Companion Restroom
    Locations

ADD/ADHD
-- Reader Stories

Autistic Spectrum
   Disorders (ASD)
--General FAQ
--First-hand Report
--Other Reader
     Experiences
--Tips

Diabetes

Dietary Needs
--Celiac Sprue
--Food Allergies
--Kosher
--Low Carb
--Other Special Diets
Vegetarian/Vegan
--Parks Counter Service
--Parks Table Service
--Strategies for
     WDW Vegetarian
      Dining
--Meet the Authors
      of Vegetarian WDW
--A Vegetarian at
      Mickey's Table - I
--A Vegetarian at
     Mickey's Table - II

Epilepsy


Hearing
--Assistive Listening
--Handheld Captioning
--Reflective Captioning
--Sign (ASL) Interpreted
     Attractions

Medical Needs

Mobility
--Mobility Disabilities
--Wheelchair/ECV FAQ
--Animal Kingdom in a
    Wheelchair
--Epcot in a
    Wheelchair

Motion Sensitivity

Service Animals

Size Concerns:
    WDW at Large

Visual Impairments

For International Visitors
Canadian Visitors
International Visitors
United Kingdom
   Travelers

Florida Residents
Guidelines for Florida
    Residents
Special Offers
Tables in Wonderland
  (Disney Dining Experience)

Other Resources
Addresses for Disney
    Officials
Disney Links
Guide Books
Kennels
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Trip Reports

Walt Disney World is not only one of the most magical places on earth
but also one of the most friendly for folks requiring special needs!

From accessible water fountains, accommodating chefs, handheld captioning, companion restrooms and much more -- folks with special needs can and do travel to WDW and have an enjoyable vacation.

In this special section of AllEars.Net, we go into specifics that you'll want to know, whether you use a wheelchair, have hearing or vision impairments, require a special diet, have Austism Spectrum Disorder or AHDH, are a person of large size, or travel with a service animal.

General Information
-- Companion Assisted Restroom Locations
-- Accessible Resort Room Photographs
-- Attraction Seating Photo Gallery

ADD/ADHD
-- Reader Stories

Autism Spectrum
   Disorders (ASD)
--General FAQ
--Firsthand Report
--Other Reader Experiences
--Tips

Epilepsy

Hearing
--Assistive Listening
--Handheld Captioning
--Reflective Captioning
--Sign (ASL) Interpreted Attractions
--Video Captioning

Latex Allergy

Mobility
-- Mobility Disabilities
-- Wheelchair/ECV FAQ
-- Animal Kingdom in a Wheelchair
-- Epcot in a Wheelchair
-- Airline Experiences

Service Animals
-- General Information
-- Tips Before You Leave Home
-- Disney Transportation
-- Disney-MGM Studios
-- Epcot Future World
-- Epcot World Showcase
-- Magic Kingdom Tips and Hints

Size Concerns
    WDW at Large

Special Dietary Needs
--Celiac Sprue
--Food Allergies
--Kosher
--Low Carb
--Other Special Diets
Vegetarian/Vegan
--Parks Counter Service
--Parks Table Service
--Strategies for  WDW Vegetarian  Dining
--Meet the Authors of Vegetarian WDW
--A Vegetarian at Mickey's Table - I
--A Vegetarian at Mickey's Table - II

Special Medical Needs

Visual Impairments
Overview and Tips
Guide to Visiting WDW with a Vision Impairment

We so strongly believe that WDW is a place for everyone, that we have joined forces with PassPorter Press to write Passporter's Open Mouse for Walt Disney World and the Disney Cruise Line - Easy Access for Travelers with Extra Challenges.

Order the Book from PassPorter Press Click Here
Read the Press Release Click Here

It is our hope, through researching the book and talking with many of you, that these pages and the book will help put your minds at ease and enable you to have a magical vacation at Walt Disney World

Deb Wills
Debra Martin Koma