Re: Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally Disabled!

[Guest guest]

http://dreamtoursflorida.com/

here is the link

Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally Disabled!

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> Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally Disabled!

> Dream Tours is a new guided tour organization, that provides supervised

> all inclusive vacations to people with special needs from all over the US,

> to the Florida attractions;

> Vacationers will see fantastic shows, awesome firework displays, meet live

> Disney characters, and eat at a variety of restaurants. Travelers will

> also visit Sea World and the World known Walt Disney theme parks; Magic

> Kingdom, MGM studios, Epcot Center, and fun for everyone Animal Kingdom.

> Shopping, dinner shows, and other attractions will be made for all

> travelers. Nightlife @ Downtown Disney, Universal City Walk, and the

> Boardwalk at Epcot Center.

> Vacation packages include 6 exciting days in Orlando Florida, which

> includes;

> Dream Tour staffing, hotel accommodations, Disney Park Hopper Tickets, Sea

> World Tickets, dinner show tickets, meals, snacks, airfare, and

> transportation. (while in Florida only) Dream Tours staff will also meet

> with groups @ their designated airports, and supervise the group during

> their flight to Fl and back.

> To request a brochure, please visit our web site @;

> www.dreamtoursflorida.com

> Dream Tours is committed to providing affordable, supervised vacations

> that fulfill goals and dreams while engaging in rewarding travel

> experiences that will be remembered for a lifetime!

> Thank-you

> P. Clement

> President

> Dream Tours is a Licensed, Bonded, & Insured agency

[Guest guest]

I looked at their site and it looks more like for developmentally

delayed adults.

However, Disney is very accommodating to those with disabilities. I

would proceed with caution b/c let's face it it is cheaper to do it

on your own. I can take my own pictures too!

denise

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> http://dreamtoursflorida.com/

> here is the link

> Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally

Disabled!

> >

> >

> > Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally Disabled!

> > Dream Tours is a new guided tour organization, that provides

supervised

> > all inclusive vacations to people with special needs from all

over the US,

> > to the Florida attractions;

> > Vacationers will see fantastic shows, awesome firework displays,

meet live

> > Disney characters, and eat at a variety of restaurants.

Travelers will

> > also visit Sea World and the World known Walt Disney theme

parks; Magic

> > Kingdom, MGM studios, Epcot Center, and fun for everyone Animal

Kingdom.

> > Shopping, dinner shows, and other attractions will be made for

all

> > travelers. Nightlife @ Downtown Disney, Universal City Walk, and

the

> > Boardwalk at Epcot Center.

> > Vacation packages include 6 exciting days in Orlando Florida,

which

> > includes;

> > Dream Tour staffing, hotel accommodations, Disney Park Hopper

Tickets, Sea

> > World Tickets, dinner show tickets, meals, snacks, airfare, and

> > transportation. (while in Florida only) Dream Tours staff will

also meet

> > with groups @ their designated airports, and supervise the group

during

> > their flight to Fl and back.

> > To request a brochure, please visit our web site @;

> > www.dreamtoursflorida.com

> > Dream Tours is committed to providing affordable, supervised

vacations

> > that fulfill goals and dreams while engaging in rewarding travel

> > experiences that will be remembered for a lifetime!

> > Thank-you

> > P. Clement

> > President

> > Dream Tours is a Licensed, Bonded, & Insured agency

>

[Guest guest]

Jeanne, hi! I am in Ct with a mild autistic child who is primarily affected

in speech and expressive language. I wanted to let all know that with a

simple letter from a ped. , parents can receive a " pass " from Guest

Relations to have accessibility to all rides. The letter needs only to be

on official office stationary and contain information with regard to

diagnosis or what would aid the child in having successful experience. What

this meant for our family of five was either entering through fast pass or

handicapped entrances. Our child has a difficult time with transitioning;

and with two older siblings, this could have been a nitemare. However with

this pass, we were able to access rides at all parks within a reasonable

wait. I believe 10 minutes was our longest. When you receive the pass from

guest relations, it will be " good " for all parks and the entire length of

your stay. Guest relations is available inside and outside of parks...our

advice, go to the ones INSIDE the park for shorter lines and quicker

service. Hope this helps. missy

*** one unrelated note... we purchased crystal lite packets to add to 16oz

of water, so we would not have to resort to soda or juices. Disney will

allow bottles of water into its parks.

Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally

>> Disabled!

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>> Orlando/ Disney World vacations for the Developmentally Disabled!

>> Dream Tours is a new guided tour organization, that provides supervised

>> all inclusive vacations to people with special needs from all over the

>> US, to the Florida attractions;

>> Vacationers will see fantastic shows, awesome firework displays, meet

>> live Disney characters, and eat at a variety of restaurants. Travelers

>> will also visit Sea World and the World known Walt Disney theme parks;

>> Magic Kingdom, MGM studios, Epcot Center, and fun for everyone Animal

>> Kingdom. Shopping, dinner shows, and other attractions will be made for

>> all travelers. Nightlife @ Downtown Disney, Universal City Walk, and the

>> Boardwalk at Epcot Center.

>> Vacation packages include 6 exciting days in Orlando Florida, which

>> includes;

>> Dream Tour staffing, hotel accommodations, Disney Park Hopper Tickets,

>> Sea World Tickets, dinner show tickets, meals, snacks, airfare, and

>> transportation. (while in Florida only) Dream Tours staff will also meet

>> with groups @ their designated airports, and supervise the group during

>> their flight to Fl and back.

>> To request a brochure, please visit our web site @;

>> www.dreamtoursflorida.com

>> Dream Tours is committed to providing affordable, supervised vacations

>> that fulfill goals and dreams while engaging in rewarding travel

>> experiences that will be remembered for a lifetime!

>> Thank-you

>> P. Clement

>> President

>> Dream Tours is a Licensed, Bonded, & Insured agency

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that info Missy- we are going in 2 weeks- I also have a mild pdd

son with verbal delay- and his teacher is writing a note for us to get on

the rides quick- also its used for the concession lines! i think that its

great! take care-

Amy

[Guest guest]

Hi.. I am Carolyn McGaha with a son who is " special " and can't be in the sun

at all... so we always get the handicap pass from Disneyworld...IT is a very

good idea to have the letter w/you from your doctor, but if you don't...

then make sure your child is in a wheel chair... We have our own, so they

knew he was handicap just by looking.

There are 3 different types of passes... one is just the regular one where

you enter the handicap entrance, but have to wait in line for a while... the

second one is what we have... no wait... in immediately in the handicap

entrance unless it is in the sunlight, they bring us through the back

entrance....some rides have no special entrance so they send you in the

fastpass lane as well. The 3rd pass is for catastrophic illnesses, which we

could use because our son has pyruvate carboxylase... which is very

dangerous...We like to use the 2nd pass because we look at our son's

diagnosis as a blessing that we finally know what it is and we like to just

keep doing what we have to do to keep him healthy. Plus use your judgement

on rides as well.. our son can only go on baby rides and slow rides....

If any of you are going to the parks.. let me know and I can tell you

exactly where to go... as you enter any of the parks.. we used to go 5 x

yearly.. now we go 2x yrly..

Thank you

Carolyn McGaha