Accessibility In Disney For People With Autism

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by Andrea Blázquez

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by Jason Nairn

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by Steve Adams

Accessibility In Disney For People With Autism

Employee Assessment

Ensuring that all employees know how to handle triggering moments for individuals with autism

Ensuring that employees are all trained correctly on managing a positive attitude to guests with disabilities

Digital Sources

Improving functions in the application that include access to quick transportation

Improving applications so that guests know which rides to attend that may or may not have triggering surroundings.

Color changes to websites, making the websites more accessible and easy to read.

Quiet Spaces

Ensuring that guests know where the quiet spaces are before visiting parks

Highlighting where the quiet spaces are on maps that are provided

Visual Aid

Efficient Signage

Color changes to the physical environment and signage