I'm Gray Houser. I visit Walt Disney World numerous times a year despite having a disability. I'm "low vision," or legally blind, and over the years, I've amassed tons of knowledge about how to tour Walt Disney World effectively with a disability. Now I want to pass on what I've learned so that everyone can enjoy the most magical place on Earth.
I'm 2018, I founded Monorail News, a Disney Parks news site, wanting an outlet to share my love of Disney, and over the past few years, I've been inundated with questions from readers, friends, and family about the best way to visit "The World."
So join me on the "happiest blog on the world wide web!"
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As Hurricane Milton bears down on Central Florida , many theme park observers and influencers are criticizing Disney’s decision to remain open until after lunch today as reckless, irresponsible, and inconvenient. At first glance, one may be inclined to agree; after all, one may think, why...
On July 26, 2024, Disney Parks across the country will see a wave of blue as disability advocates gather to commemorate the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The event, organized by DAS Defenders, invites disabled park guests, caregivers, and community allies...
On July 24, Walt Disney World will introduce new, simpler names to provide more clarity for everyone. Disney Genie+ service will become Lightning Lane Multi Pass, while individual Lightning Lane will now be known as Lightning Lane Single Pass. We will also be...
Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort have announced the launch of an updated Disability Access Service (DAS) this spring. The new service, designed to accommodate guests with developmental disabilities such as autism or similar conditions, will be implemented on May 20 at Walt Disney...
