Best source for ride descriptions?

[Iralyn]

Can you recommend some blogs, etc., that have detailed descriptions regarding the 'scariness', etc. of the rides. I have an awesome 6yo who has some challenges (no diagnosis yet). One of her biggest issues/triggers are surprises. She isn't especially scared by ghosts/monsters/evil characters (unless they come out of nowhere) but, due to proprioceptive issues, may be scared by certain movements of rides, etc.

Trying to plan out potential FP+ and also to be able to prepare her in advance for some of the unexpected.

Thanks!

 

[lizard1]

YouTube. You can search any ride and there will be a video that someone took while riding. That way she can see exactly what it will be like and decide if it is something that she would like to try or if it is something that she thinks will be too scary.

 

[bidnow5]

Itheampark on YouTube has just about every ride plus walk throughs of all the parks

 

[HopperFan]

Big Fat Panda has some of the best videos. He also has a very calming voice when talking about his videos, my DS really enjoys them.

 

[clanmcculloch]

In addition to youtube, I'm a big fan of the guide WDW put together for guest with Cognitive Disabilities. Starting on page 15 there's a chart that shows which attractions have scents/smells, flashing lights, loud noises, periods of darkness, bumps, move fast, lift off the ground, get wet, and have an element of surprise. https://wdpromedia.disney.go.com/media/wdpro-assets/help/guest-services/cognitive-disabilities-services/wdw_cognitive_guide_rev.pdf

 

[Iralyn]

Thanks so much! Lots of useful information in that guide.