For special needs families, choosing the right place to stay is so important to the success of their vacation. If you’re looking for a special needs friendly resort in The Poconos, Camelback...
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From character dining to tea parties, there are many special experiences at Walt Disney World to add extra magic to your trip. These experiences offer up close encounters with favorite characters,...
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After hearing about the new MAX Program at the Sheraton Park Hotel at the Anaheim resort, our Autism TravelingMom decided to see what the buzz was about. As she discovered, the trailblazing program...
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For most attendees, Disney’s D23 Expo spells fun and entertainment. For our family, the Expo will be remembered as a weekend filled with Disney magic that changed our son with autism. How...
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Although all Walt Disney World parks are geared towards families, some may suit kids with autism better than others. By reading this post and taking their child’s sensory challenges into...
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Titanic Belfast is a must-see on any Northern Ireland visit. The beautiful state of the art museum tells the story of the Titanic in the city where she was built. Families can experience the Titanic...
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Theme parks are full of sights and sounds, which is what makes it fun for most families. Sometimes these distractions can be too much for kids with autism. That’s why Dollywood opens The...
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Having life threatening allergies is a very scary thing. But you can’t live your life in a bubble. With many on Spring Break or about to start, if you have the urge to see the world,...
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Duluth, Minnesota, was named Outside Magazine’s “Best Town” in recent history and for good reason. Not only does the town have a fresh, vibrant atmosphere, there are a good many...
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Utah’s Mighty Five are perfect for a week long road trip winding through national parks brimming with crimson-colored canyons, windswept arches and haunting hoodoos. The rugged landscapes of Utah’s...
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