Deaf Days at Disneyland?

[disney-inspired]

I was wondering if anyone know about any deaf events that happen at Disneyland. I read about them on another board but the post was from 2003! So I'm not sure if they still do it. I'm taking ASL and I have been to two deaf events already and I really enjoy them. It helps me practice my sign as well as getting to meet some really great people.

If they had anything at Disneyland I know I'd be making friendships for a lifetime!

If this is only for WDW, my bad! I just ask the Moderator to put it in the right section.

 

[mechurchlady]

http://www.ocdeaf.org/disneyland.PDF

It was March 8th, 2008.
Annual Deaf Awareness Days

In June, 2008 there should be an Annual Deaf Awareness Days event at Magic Mountain which in the north part of Los Angeles county.

http://www.six-flags-holland.org/magicMountain/groups/schools.aspx
"Deaf Awareness Day
American Sign Language Interpreters will interpret park shows and will be available at Guest Relations for guest assistance on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Purchase tickets from GLAD to help support this Deaf Services Agency. Visit GLAD online for advance tickets or call (323) 478-8000 Voice or (323) 550-4226 TTY.
"

http://www.gladinc.org/
That is the link to the Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc.

 

[mykidsintow]

This is kinda out of left field...

Last time I was at WDW I was lucky enough to be at Monsters Inc with someone in the audience using interpreters. I have a degree in Interpreting for Deaf Individuals. The Interpreters were AMAZING! I thoroughly enjoyed watching them and they were simply wonderful!

 

[Talking Hands]

This is kinda out of left field...

Last time I was at WDW I was lucky enough to be at Monsters Inc with someone in the audience using interpreters. I have a degree in Interpreting for Deaf Individuals. The Interpreters were AMAZING! I thoroughly enjoyed watching them and they were simply wonderful!

When were you there? If is was Thursday April 3 it was me. And yes they are definately incredible. I am hard of hearing and an interpreter myself.