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Has anyone regretted going to Disney Florida?

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ForthethingsIdo · 09/02/2024 06:49

I feel I want to take my child but am so put off by the crowds and queues.

I’ve read people often stand in queues for 60-90min to ride.

Is it really worth it?

Thank you

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herewegoagainy · 14/02/2024 15:55

@JDJT it is not crowds, just sensory overload generally.

afrikat · 14/02/2024 16:15

JDJT · 14/02/2024 15:40

They really weren't being weird when they said smells. Disney has devices known as Smellitizers (devices which omit scents). The smell when you ride Flight of Passage (one of the Avatar rides) is amazing and memorable.
Disney likes to satisfy all the senses😄

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Omg the Avatar scent. I wish I could bottle it

Trainstrike · 14/02/2024 17:29

Ifailed · 14/02/2024 12:33

It’s unlike anything else - the smells, the heat, the magic.

The smells? What unique aromas are there at Disney Land?

https://marketingmind.in/aromas-of-disney-the-magic-behind-park-smellitizers/

If you really want to learn more about the science behind the Smellitizers then you can here. It's one of the many reasons why it's not just another theme park.

Aromas Of Disney: The Magic Behind Park Smellitizers

Aromas Of Disney: The Magic Behind Park Smellitizers - Marketing Mind

Have you ever wondered why Disney parks smell so wonderfully inviting? Join us as we uncover the science behind the captivating scents that fill the air, courtesy of the ingenious Disney Smellitizers! If you’ve ever strolled down Main Street at any Dis...

https://marketingmind.in/aromas-of-disney-the-magic-behind-park-smellitizers

JDJT · 14/02/2024 18:54

herewegoagainy · 14/02/2024 15:55

@JDJT it is not crowds, just sensory overload generally.

OK, sensory overload. Still, different for everyone. 🙂 all struggle with different things. As I said, my ASD DH enjoyed Disney when we went a few years ago. He would like to go again!

herewegoagainy · 14/02/2024 19:09

@JDJT I enjoyed it. And I believe you. I was just genuinely surprised that anyone with ASD would enjoy it.

afrikat · 14/02/2024 21:13

herewegoagainy · 14/02/2024 19:09

@JDJT I enjoyed it. And I believe you. I was just genuinely surprised that anyone with ASD would enjoy it.

My son has ASD and loves it. I have ME and chronic migraines and use a mobility scooter, I also love it. Need some downtime between parks but I can't wait to go back

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