Deb, I did the survey several weeks ago and before I saw your post here.
We have two kids with disabilities. One of our sons(22) has Down's Syndrome and type I diabetes juvenile onset. Our daughter(19) has CP and is also visually impaired. As I tried to respond to the questions I felt that my answers were not going to help at all. As Sue explained, the reasons that some attractions work and others don't are so variable. Also picking a worst attraction in each was difficult for me. As I was completing the survey I was feeling guilty as I didn't think my answers would help anyone or paint a fair picture of WDW.
But good for you for trying.
And thank to WDW for making it so much easier for our "children" to enjoy vacations there than anywhere else we've found.
We have two kids with disabilities. One of our sons(22) has Down's Syndrome and type I diabetes juvenile onset. Our daughter(19) has CP and is also visually impaired. As I tried to respond to the questions I felt that my answers were not going to help at all. As Sue explained, the reasons that some attractions work and others don't are so variable. Also picking a worst attraction in each was difficult for me. As I was completing the survey I was feeling guilty as I didn't think my answers would help anyone or paint a fair picture of WDW.
But good for you for trying.
And thank to WDW for making it so much easier for our "children" to enjoy vacations there than anywhere else we've found.
