Family travel & accessible travel at Walt Disney World, Tokyo Disney, and Disneyland
Our family of four has visited Disneyland and Disney California Adventure in Anaheim, California; Tokyo Disney Resort’s Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea in Japan; and Walt Disney World’s EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida.
Here are a few of our insights for visiting Disney parks as a family, and with a disability, such as our experience using a wheelchair at Tokyo Disney.
Our family’s Disney pledge
Recite it during your House of Mouse vacation
I do solemnly swear
To let my imagination run free,
To love the magic of others,
To let the magic in me shine like the sun,
To always be with a trusted grownup,
And, above all, to learn, to make, and to have fun.
Costs & what to pack
Budget & logistics for our family of four
Accessible Disney
How to enjoy & navigate Disney parks with a disability or mobility impairment
“I use a prosthetic leg and a trekking pole to augment my day-to-day mobility. I handle the scale of a Disney park best by renting and using a wheelchair from Disability Services. That way I preserve my walking energy and put it to use where it matters most: Enjoying the park and its many attractions!”
Disneyland & Disney’s California Adventure
Anaheim, California
Tokyo Disney Resort, Japan
Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea
6 must-try foods at Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea
Japan eSIMs for mobile data abroad
Japan eSIMs
Our family has used it on multiple 1-3 month trips to Japan