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Destination Disneyland Resort with Disabilities is a guidebook which will assist people with disabilities to enjoy their experience to the fullest at Disneyland Resort. Families of children who have disabilities, adults who have disabilities, caregivers, travel agents and tour guides will all benefit from the information in this guidebook. This is the only book written on this topic about Disneyland Resort.
* Planning your trip ahead of time
* Detailed packing lists with special needs in mind
* Traveling to California
* Places to stay
* Transportation around the Anaheim area
* Disney amenities
* Special needs accommodations for every attraction
* A special section for families with children who have autism or sensory processing disorders.
This guide is amazing!! I am impressed with how thorough it is. Definitely a handbook to help prepare for your trip. I wish I had had it before our trip. --Brenda Savage, parent of 2 special needs children, Chelsea and Jessica
This is, more than anything, a book about love. Written by mothers who adopted themselves into the lives of children with special needs, this book is their invitation to the world to make life better for everyone. While the focus is how to maneuver Disneyland, the larger message is about maneuvering life--and not leaving anyone behind. This is one beautiful book. Read it. --Judith Sherven, PhD and Jim Sniechowski, PhD, bestselling authors of "Be Loved For Who You Really Are", "The Heart Of Marketing", and 3 other books
Thanks for writing such a great book. You have done an excellent job! The details are amazing. Congratulations on a great resource! I learned many things I did not know. --Sandy Silveria, proprietor, We’re Outta Here Travel
SUE BUCHHOLZ is a physical therapist with 36 years experience in pediatrics. She is the adoptive mother of six children with special needs.
EDNA WOOLDRIDGE has worked with children and adults with disabilities for over 35 years. She is the adoptive mother to two children who are disabled.