[nabs-l] The Disney Parks In Orlando

[Amy Sabo]

hello david,

as to getting around all of the disney parks when i was there in 2000 and also at disneyland by myself with a friend of mine in 1999 is that i went to guest services and they told me to go to a cast memeber who is at the beeginning of the ride or attraction and they can direct you to a secret entrance or give you a fast pass where you can go to the head of the line so you don't have to wait in line.

also the fast pass will give you to sit in a particular space for people with disabilities or will give you more specific information.

i hope this information is helpful to you. unfortunately, due to financial circumstances i'm not going to orlando this year for convention and also going to disney world either which is sad to me. but, i will be going to orlando in 2013 for sure! thanks for your interst and, i will talk to you soon.


hugs always,
from amy	

----- Original Message -----
From: David Dunphy <djdrocks4ever at gmail.com>
To: National Association of Blind Students mailing list <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Wed, 06 Apr 2011 14:56:41 -0000 (UTC)
Subject: [nabs-l] The Disney Parks In Orlando

Hi All!
It's not normal that I come to this list for help, but I'm hoping my
question will generate some good discussion and maybe some helpful
suggestions too.
While at convention this year, I plan to take some time to go visit
the various disney attractions like Epcott, magic Kingdom, etc. Gotta
be a  kid when you can, right?
Since I couldn't stay post conventino, I'm not able to take the tours
Sheryl is offering sadly, but that's neither here nor there.
What I'm wondering is this.
Have any of you gone to the parks yourselves before or with amily?
What was navigation like? This will be my first time going to an
amusement park type place without tons of sighted people with me, so
I'm looking for any tips in navigating such an environment without
getting incredibly lost in such a huge place. Travel is not my
strength, but that certainly doesn't mean I'm going to shy away from
the challenges it presents.
Looking forward to reading what people have to say.
>From David

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