Walt Disney World and Disneyland Release Cognitive and ASD Resources

The Walt Disney World and Disneyland resorts have released resources listing detailed information relating to the sensory experiences of attractions and areas around the parks.

The Walt Disney World guide may be picked up Guest Relations inside each theme park and Downtown Disney.

A .pdf copy of the Walt Disney World guide may be viewed in advance per the following link:

Planning a Trip to the Walt Disney World Resort: A Resource for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)


The Disneyland guide may be picked up Guest Relations inside each theme park.

A .pdf copy of the Disneyland guide may be viewed in advance per the following link:

Planning a Trip to the Disneyland Resort: A Resource for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Thanks Jason. I think they did a great job with this and it will be helpful to many. Maybe we can sticky this?

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Originally Posted by VWL Mom

Thanks Jason. I think they did a great job with this and it will be helpful to many. Maybe we can sticky this?

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Your wish is granted :D !

In addition to the two guides linked above, a new Attraction Sensory Matrix has been released for Walt Disney World:

Attraction Details for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities at the Walt Disney World Resort


*Note*: Although referenced in a Disney Parks article released today (4/2/18), the matrix appears to only be current through Late 2016.

Just wanted to mention that this is still relevant for those with upcoming trips with children/adults with ASD or similar disabilities. When we visited 10/2020, we had a notation attached to our party's magic band and it allowed us to "wait" in line outside of the queue instead of with the crowd because my son wouldn't be able to handle the noise and crowd for a prolonged period. Then they just scan you in when your time in the queue is up. It works great and was so helpful.

I'm assuming that this is a thing that is no longer offered.

I did a little digging and discovered that DAS is still available. The question I now have is would you still bother with Genie if you used DAS?