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[specsgerl53]

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[minnie mum]

I've never seen large print maps, but they have large stationary maps ,( with a braille overlay,) at each of the Guest Relations in each park. I realize that you are partially sighted, but they also have Braille Guidebooks available to borrow(a deposit is required), as well as descriptive audio devices.

 

[MouseBucks6]

I have never seen large print maps either, but I would imagine there is some sort of accommodation made somewhere besides the large stationary maps. With ADA concerns and as accommodating as Disney is in general, there may be maps at Guest Services.

 

[disney world dreamer]

i've never seen large print maps.
i'm visually impaired and i don't use braille.
what i did when i went solo in april was just pulled up a map of the parks on my phone.
between the accessibility features on my phone and pinch to zoom i could easily see the maps.
only problem was my phone is only 3G capable and rather slow to load images.

 

[specsgerl53]

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