Disney Parks in a Wheelchair

Two of my kids and I hanging out with Goofy

I’ve been to Walt Disney World® Resort and Disneyland® Resort well over a hundred times each, and I use that experience to help families, especially those with disabilities or special needs, plan a Disney trip that actually feels magical (not exhausting). Disney can be a lot even on a “normal” day. Add mobility challenges, medical needs, sensory concerns, or accessibility requirements, and it can get overwhelming fast. That’s where I come in.

Because I know these parks and resorts inside and out, I can help you choose the right accessible accommodations, build a realistic plan for park days, and map out routes that reduce friction, backtracking, and unnecessary waiting. I’ll guide you on what’s truly wheelchair-friendly, what’s technically accessible but still a pain, and how to make dining and attractions work smoothly without feeling like you’re constantly improvising.

What sets me apart is simple: I don’t just love Disney, I navigate it personally in a powered wheelchair. So I think about the details most people miss, room layouts, transportation flow, bathroom access, ride entrances, timing, and the little “gotchas” that can derail a day. I can also help you understand and navigate Disney’s accessibility services (like DAS when eligible) and build an itinerary that maximizes access without sacrificing fun.Whether this is your first trip or your fiftieth, I’ll help you plan with confidence, protect your energy, and keep the focus where it belongs: making memories.