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Author - Gray Houser

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 or as someone who has a disability. Now I want to pass on what I've learned so everyone can enjoy the most magical place on Earth.

Fall Favorites Return to Disneyland Resort Beginning Sept. 2, 2022, with Halloween Time, Oogie Boogie Bash – A Disney Halloween Party and Plaza de la Familia

I just got back from the Disneyland Resort and am planning to write all about it for the site, but in the meantime, I wanted to share this exciting Disneyland news with you: Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort will cast its eerie spell Sept. 2 – Oct. 31, 2022. Featuring seasonal décor, Halloween-themed attractions, photo opportunities with favorite Disney...

Major Changes Coming to Genie+ at Walt Disney World

Disney has announced that changes are coming to Genie+ at Walt Disney World. The most significant of those changes regarding the service’s usefulness on any given day is that Genie+ will now be “subject to availability.” Meaning that Disney will cut off purchases once a set number of users have purchased the service. Second, Disney will no longer allow guests to pre...

Walt Disney World Free of COVID-19 Restrictions for the First Time Since March 2020

Beginning today, the last vestiges of Walt Disney World’s COVID-19 response are being rolled back, with masks no longer being required on any Walt Disney World transportation, this includes buses and monorails. Face coverings are optional for Guests in both outdoor and indoor locations, as well as Disney transportation. It is recommended Guests who are not fully...

Tips for Guests Visiting Walt Disney World with Autism and Other Cognitive Disabilities

Visiting Walt Disney World is a dream come true for kids and parents alike, but many parents (or caregivers) with children on the autism spectrum or that have other cognitive disabilities might be overwhelmed by the breadth and complexity of a Walt Disney World vacation – as many other groups of first-time guests are. While we’re working on compiling...

Spotlight: Mark Jones, Manager of Accessibility & Services for Guests with Disabilities at Walt Disney World

If you were watching the Super Bowl the other night, you may have seen some members of the California School for the Deaf Riverside football team during the coin toss, or a clip of ESPN’s video highlighting their trip to the high school championship. From watching the video, it’s clear that the Riverside team has incredible passion both on and off the field. And...

Valentine’s Day Eats and Treats Coming to Disney Destinations Around the World

As Feb. 14 approaches, there is no shortage of delightful eats and sips to enjoy for an extra touch of l’amour at Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort, Hong Kong Disneyland, Shanghai Disney Resort, and Tokyo Disney Resort. They say food is a way to the heart, and these items will leave you on cloud nine.  Prepare to be...

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