* Wheelchair rentals
* Stroller rentals
* Accessible restrooms
* Braille signage
* Communication boards
* Assisted listening devices
* Service animals welcome
* Character meet-and-greets for handicapped children
In addition to these services, Walt Disney World also has a number of rides and attractions that are designed to be accessible to handicapped children. These include:
* The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
* It's a Small World
* Peter Pan's Flight
* Dumbo the Flying Elephant
* The Magic Kingdom Carousel
* The Jungle Cruise
* Pirates of the Caribbean
* Haunted Mansion
* Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
* Space Mountain
* Star Tours - The Adventures Continue
These are just a few of the many rides and attractions that are accessible to handicapped children at Walt Disney World. With so many options to choose from, there is sure to be something for everyone to enjoy.
Here are some tips for planning a trip to Walt Disney World with a handicapped child:
* Book your trip well in advance. This will give you time to make all the necessary arrangements, including reserving wheelchair or stroller rentals and requesting any special accommodations you may need.
* Let the Cast Members know about your child's needs. They will be happy to help make sure your child has a safe and enjoyable experience.
* Take breaks throughout the day. It's important to take breaks throughout the day, especially if your child gets tired easily. There are plenty of places to rest at Walt Disney World, including benches, restaurants, and air-conditioned areas.
* Be patient. It may take longer to get around Walt Disney World with a handicapped child. Be patient and allow yourself plenty of time to get to each ride or attraction.
* Have fun! Walt Disney World is a magical place for everyone, including handicapped children. Make the most of your trip and enjoy all the many things the park has to offer.