The Jungle Cruise is a classic Disney attraction, having been around since Disneyland's opening day in 1955. Over the decades, this ride has gone through several changes to its design and scenes. What I want to know is if the modern day Jungle Cruise makes for an Autistic Friendly experience.

Mickey's Toontown at Disneyland just went through a massive update, making it a more inclusive environment for guests, especially guests with disabilities. To help me discuss the new environment and accommodations, I asked my friend, Jojo (@jojossocreative), to help me discuss the new Toontown and give me her point of view on accessibility in the new Toontown.

While at WonderCon in Anaheim, I had to deal with all sorts of stimuli and crowds as an Autistic person. So, in the second half of my adventure at WonderCon 2023, I give you my personal tips and impressions for dealing with WonderCon.

I went to my first ever WonderCon in Anaheim, CA just last weekend. WonderCon is basically Comic Con back to its roots with more of an emphasis on writers, artists, animation, gaming, and collectibles. In this first part on WonderCon, I just want to show what an Autistic Adventurer got up to at their first WonderCon.

Soarin' is one of my favorite rides at Disney's California Adventure. This opening day attraction takes you on a peaceful flight above iconic landmarks, and every year during DCA's Food & Wine Festival, the original Soarin' Over California returns. So, allow me to be your pilot today as I take you on a journey to see why Soarin' might just be the most Autistic Friendly ride at Disney's California Adventure.

Days at theme parks are fun. But, they are also filled with tons of crowds, unexpected events, and stimuli that can make the day less fun. So, here are my tips on how to best prepare for a day at a theme park before you even leave your house. We're covering everything from packing your adventuring bag to researching accommodations at the parks you visit. Plus, stay tuned for a bonus tip from a park employee.

Salutations, Adventurers! My name is Caddy. I am Autistic and love theme parks. However, I know that traveling can be tough for anyone on the spectrum with all of the crowds, stimuli, and anxiety related to starting a new adventure. So, I am here to give tips on how to best handle preparations, crowds, experiences, and more through the lens of my special subject: theme parks. Join me on my neurodivergent journey to places like Disneyland, Universal Studios, and beyond!

Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway is Disneyland's first E-Ticket dark ride based on Mickey Mouse. Inside this trackless dark ride, you will find a cartoon world of chaos and fun. But, as with any cartoon, there are enough crashes and booms to make for a overstimulating experince. So I want to know, is this ride Autistic Friendly? Let's find out.