Recent content by arko

That's because there are a lot more Annual Passholders at Disneyland

People are focusing on night because that is when gators do most of their hunting, and a foot of water is exactly where they hunt for animals on shore

The Princess Bride was not a huge success when it was released partly due to the fact that the studio did not know how to market it. It became a cult classic on home video.

I would be creeped out if the question was along these lines "We know that you spent 2 days at Universal Studios how Come?"

we use it combined with FP+ so only use it maybe 1 or 2 times a day depending on the park.

Diet can help some kids, it did nothing for ours and we tried them all. There will always be parents out there who fail their kids autistic or not. For us the GAC was a great tool because it gave my son the breathing room to learn how to cope with lines in a graduated fashion which lead to a lot...

Just got a passholder survey and for the first time it included options that were negative. It was interesting to see that they are giving us answer options that show feedback that the passholder changes were not well received.

It's not a question of belonging in a theme park, its is how far do ADA accomodations have to go before they meet the threshold of being burden to WDW. Both the GAC and the DAS fall below this threshold, but provide different levels of accomodation, in both theory and practice. The only question...

There is an old term that applies here, you mileage may vary. Not all kids with autism will respond as well as your niece regardless of how hard some parents try. Every child is different and not all children with autism will have the same outcome. It does not mean there will be no improvement...

they would most likely appeal the decision first.

do I still get free ice cream?

we used to carry it all the time and showed it till they told they didn't want to see it.

Meltdown is a subjective term and it depends on age, a 2 year old having a meltdown vs a 12 year old having a meltdown is not the same thing. And I don't necessarily mean a nuclear meltdown, which I have seen more adults have than kids.

That is true, but the thresholds for normal kids are a lot higher, so eventually all kids get to a meltdown state, those with autism in many cases just get there a lot quicker because the overload is so much more. Imagine your kid with headphones with the noise cranked up X10 and everyone...