Disclosure: I was invited to attend the Disney Social Media Moms Land and Sea Celebration. I received a discounted rate for my trip, but my opinions are my own. Like all bloggers, I too was excited to be included in Disney Social Media Moms Celebration 2018. Invites to the caveated conference are considered by… Read More
Visiting Nashville’s Johnny Cash Museum with Autism
February 7, 2018 - By 2 Comments
Nashville Tennessee is notably known for The Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame, but some do not realize it is also the home of the famous Johnny Cash Museum. Located at 119 Third Avenue South Nashville, the Johnny Cash Museum should be in every country and folk music lover’s bucket… Read More
Attending Disneyland’s Lunar Year Celebrations with Autism
February 5, 2018 - By Leave a Comment
This year Disneyland parks in California feature a multicultural celebration to welcome the Year of the Dog. The festivities, a tribute to several Asian cultures began on January 26 and will go through February 18, 2018! The festivities started back in 2011 as a weekend event and have expanded this year to three weeks… Read More
Ten Must Try Disneyland Snacks
January 28, 2018 - By Leave a Comment
It is a fact that everyone loves a delicious snack. When visiting the parks with autism, buying snacks beats waiting in lines for busy restaurants. Snack Carts can make mealtimes quicker, not to mention cheaper than sit-down restaurants. Disneyland snacks vary from the traditional carnival variety to unique concussions created especially for the famous resort…. Read More
Eight Best Disneyland Thrill Rides for Kids with Autism
January 28, 2018 - By Leave a Comment
Have a kid that can’t get enough of thrill attractions? You are not alone. Many kids with autism crave movement. Whether it is sharp drops, spinning or swinging from side to side thrills California’s Disneyland theme park rides have it all. So, to help parents plan their next action-packed vacation, we’ve compiled the eight best Disneyland… Read More
Best Disneyland Spinning Rides for Kids with Autism
January 25, 2018 - By 1 Comment
If you have a child with autism, chances are your kid loves spinning. And though they may not be bonified occupational therapy outlets Disneyland Park and its sister park California Adventure feature plenty of spinning rides to make guests with autism quite happy! So, to help parents plan their visit to the parks here… Read More
Top Disneyland Indoor Rides and Attractions for Autism
January 24, 2018 - By Leave a Comment
Albert Hammond may make beautiful music, but he was a little off with “It never rains in Southern California.” The truth is, it does rain, most often during the winter months. Then, of course, there’s the Southern California summer when average temperatures can easily surpass 100 degrees fahrenheit. So, whether you are visiting the… Read More
Top Eight Reasons to Avoid Flying Through LAX
January 23, 2018 - By 3 Comments
Over the years Los Angeles International airport has been described by visitors in many ways none too flattering.As a travel blogger I pass through the airport at least once a month since it is my hometown airport but in all honesty, I cringe every time.There are so many things that are wrong with… Read More
Visiting Hollywood’s iconic El Capitan Theatre with Kids
January 23, 2018 - By 1 Comment
Opened back in the 1920’s the El Capitan Theatre is commonly known as “Hollywood’s first home of spoken drama.” Last month my family was treated to an early screening of Disney Pixar’s Coco here, and from the moment I walked up, I felt as if I was stepping back in time. Located at 6838… Read More
10 Spots to Explore in Palm Springs with Autism
November 26, 2017 - By 1 Comment
Palm Springs, California is widely known as a laid-back golfing and retirement community. Therefore, it is not typically marketed towards families. However, there are some great places in Palm Springs to explore, particularly for travelers who have never been to the area. Moreover, the city has many dining and lodging options to fit all… Read More
