Bone yard slide questions

[LoveMMC]

I have a little toddler with autism. He loves slides and spends hours at the park. He picks the biggest slides he can and has the best time. He needs our finger to start him on the slide. We recently went to an aquarium that had a large tunnel slide. My husband tried sending him down the slide and I waited to catch him. We heard a big scream in the middle and my husband had to go and help him through the slide. So if it's a large tunnel slide he needs us to go down with him. He gets scared in big tunnel slides alone, but insists of doing them.

Last year he loved the boneyard with the baby slides and all the ramps. This year he will want to go down the big slides. The way I remember it the slides are massive.
My question is what are the boneyard slide rules? Would we be allowed to go with him down the slide with him? are there any medium slides like a park has?

I'm thinking there is only one person at a time at the slides and we will need to avoid this playground.

 

[DisneyWorldbuff]

I have gone right behind my kids many times, on all the slides there. We were just there in June and it was absolutely not an issue(my youngest is three). Have fun!!

 

[LoveMMC]

Happy days. Thank you. He will have a blast.

 

[ArielRae]

Also a mom with Autistic son here. No problem with the slides. One of us at top following him around the top area other at bottom. Our issue when he was younger was worring he would wonder over to the digging pit on one of his walks back to the top of the slide since the path to the dig pit is up there by the slide entrance. There is a gate in the dig pit there that has an opening big enough he could slip thru and then start wondering the park. I was so paranoid he would take off and DH and I wouldn't notice quick enough as he walked between us to go down the slide. Happy to say that never happened and he is now 6yrs old and no issues playing there.