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.
Fans of frozen treats, have I got news for you! The new Gelateria Toscana coming to EPCOT’s Italy pavilion is going to open this May. This new walk up window will serve all of your favorites, from gelato in a waffle cone to gelato floats! Gelati in a Waffle Cone or Cup – Chocolate, vanilla, pistachio, cookies ‘cream, stracciatella, strawberry, or...
Beginning today at Magic Kingdom guests will find three new dining options available with mobile order, allowing them to safely and quickly grab a bite on the go. This should be especially helpful for guests with hearing disabilities and non-verbal guests. The following locations have added mobile order: The Friar’s NookSleepy HollowSunshine Tree Terrace Are you...
Visiting Disney with a disability does come with a few perks, one of them being that you can utilize DAS. For those that aren’t in the know or haven’t visited Walt Disney World before DAS, or Disability Access Service, is an offering that is available to guests with disabilities and their parties. Disney says that DAS “is designed to accommodate...
During the Summer of 2018, I visited Walt Disney World, the Happiest Place on Earth, and from where I sit, it’s not just a slogan. It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of Disney Parks. I love everything about them; from the sights and sounds to the thrills and chills. Needless to say I was ecstatic to be returning this summer for seven whole days. There was just one...