Disney with Special Needs: A Vegan with a Plan (Dining That Is)

Have you heard the story about me breaking my foot carrying Avalon through EPCOT? Just kidding. True story, but I promised that we were going to get away from the upsetting stuff and start talking fun again, so that’s what we’re going to do.

By now you probably know a couple of things about me. I’m part of a group of Disney travelers that are the epitome of special. I think of being on the spectrum as my super power and wouldn’t change it even if I could because it lets me experience things that other people don’t get to. I’m a vegan. I love, love, love the Disney dining plan. Read more

Thrifty Thursday: To Park Hop or Not Park Hop?

As you select your tickets for your next Walt Disney World trip, you will have the option to add the Park Hopper, which allows you to visit more than one park in a single day.  This add-on does cost extra, but can add a lot more flexibility to plans than the regular park tickets, making it a great value if you want to get the most out of your time in the parks! Read more

Wordless Wednesday: Dusk at Animal Kingdom

While waiting for the Rivers of Light show to start at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, you have the opportunity….if you time it right…..to witness night fall over the river, with the Tree of Life silhouetted in the distance. Truly a magical and peaceful view! Read more

Terrific Tuesdays: Cinderella Castle

At the end of Main Street in Magic Kingdom is the icon of the park, in all her glory: the beautiful and breathtaking Cinderella Castle.  Read more

Disney with Special Needs: It’s Hard to Say Goodbye

Last time we talked about some of the things that can go wrong when we travel and how to get through them so that the whole trip doesn’t go up in flames. Those were all things that impacted just a piece of the trip. Whether it was not getting on the road at the right time, facing a room snafu, or having to miss out on your traditional picture of the family riding the Tower of Terror because of a FastPass incident, they’re over soon and you can get past them. Read more