How can I make it extra-special for them...?

[shereepie]

My husband and I have been married for 7 years, and we never took a honeymoon, and we also have not really taken a vacation in 7 years. We have a three year old son who is autistic. We are staying at the CBR November 2-9. What could I do to make the experience extra special for both of them? I have heard of things like people ordering special cakes, etc. (they are both allergic to wheat, though) So I am just wondering what the options are...?

Thanks in advance.

 

[goin2disneyagain]

Maybe have some balloons and a signed photo of their favorite Disney character sent to the room. aw: aw:

 

[Briarmom]

You will have such a great time! I think for this next trip I am going to stock up on little Disney treats (candy, stickers, beanies, etc) and each morning have a little something for the kids from 'Mickey' or whoever they love the most that night
As for dh, you could plan a nice dinner and surprise him. I am sure he is just going to be excited to be there with his family!
Have a great trip!

 

[Lizzybee]

Depending on your budget, a Wishes Cruise may be something to look into. We did one on Easter night and it was beautiful and peaceful. It look so magic to watch the fireworks fall over the castle and reflect on the lagoon waters. It also seems to me it would be a more pleasant way for an autistic child to watch the fireworks without the crowds, just your family and a captain. It was the highlight of our last trip and I saved up for it and surprised my kids. Anyway it's honeymoon type romantic yet something that can hold a 3 yr olds attention. I think it was about $150, but I think the prices went up. It's a thought though....