Stupid Guest Tricks

My daughter has this too, she's 17 and on our last visit when she was 15 she got really upset with the stares from people when she'd get up from her chair and walk a bit because she was stiffening up. I must say that all of the CMs at WDW were fantastic with her, they would chat with her and make h...

My family was there one day when a kid went up there just like that and when they got down his arm actually fell of and hit the floor. Mr. P's eyes looked down at the same time, so we all laughed and assumed it was part of the show......but Mr. P didn't say or do anything else after that. :( The lin...

Let me clear someting up... Let me say that I do believe the GAC is a godsend for families with disabilities. Valid disabilities, not visible, since many disabilities are invisible. Yes I can see it how it is difficult to split up a large group (family) with small children. In those cases, the whol...

I would like to say that I do have a child with a disability. She has Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis and uses her wheelchair while we are on vacation. We actually home school because the walking around the school was too much for her. Her immune system is compromised because of the methotrexate and H...

I hear ya, my wife had a friend who had a heart transplant when she was 5 or so, and she was considered disabled. She could get/use a handicap placard, but she never did because she didn't feel she needed it. If she was feeling tired and used it, she would get dirty looks from people all the time. ...

Hi everyone I am new here and I hope I am not a SG. :p: One thing I want to comment on is that sometimes you people can have a disability and it not show. I have an 8 yr old daughter who lives with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis and some days she is great and some days she can't walk, brush her hair/...