Navigating Epcot’s 2025 Food & Wine Festival With Allergies
Navigating a food-and-drink festival with allergies can feel daunting. Disney is known for being extremely cautious and focused on safety…
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Allergy Friendly Trick-or-Treating at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
Food sensitivities and allergies can be extra scary amid the dim lights and busy fun of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party….
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Accessibility at Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe
Epic Universe is now in its preview phase, and while a complete accessibility guide hasn’t been released yet, we do…
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What to Know When You Need Wheels at Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World is a VERY big place. The average guest walks five to ten miles a day. For so…
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Everything You Need to Know about Renting a Wheelchair or ECV for Your Walt Disney…
A day at a Walt Disney World theme park can involve traveling miles. If walking is a challenge for you…
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Applying for the IBCCES Accessibility Card
Due to the Americans with Disabilities Act, theme parks provide a variety of accommodations for those who are disabled or…
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Everything You Need to Know: Universal Studios’ Attraction Assistance Pass
Long lines, crowded spaces, and loud noises are not anyone’s favorite part of a day at Universal Orlando Resort, but…
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TouringPlans Travel Beat 2-9-2025
At Travel Beat we have all the “other” news from the last week or so—the stuff that wasn’t big enough…
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The IBCCES Accessibility Card is No Longer Required at Universal Parks
After just over a year, Universal theme parks have again changed their accessibility policies. The IBCCES Access Card (IAC) is…
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Walt Disney World’s Disability Access Service: FAQ
Understanding Disney World’s Disability Access Service (DAS) can be a lot. These are many small details that aren’t covered in…
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