Things not to miss for a blind person

[deelam]

I'm going in a few weeks with my cousin who is blind. Is there anything I should make sure not to miss.
Or any tips that would help a blind person enjoy things more.

Deneen

 

[SueM in MN]

Here's a link to the official WDW webpage about touring with visual disabilities.
Hopefully, you'll also get some good first hand advice.

 

[ElizabethB]

I would try to plan rides and activities that emphasize other senses like hearing and touch. For example, "Sounds Dangerous" at MGM Studios is very entertaining. It's mostly in the dark and the entertainment comes from what you hear. If your cousin likes roller coasters, Space Mountain is fun and the emphasis is on the ride itself more than on what you see as you're whirling around in the dark. Mission Space might also be a good choice as the physical experience is great even without the visuals. Same for Test Track.

These are a few I could think of off the top of my head.

Hope you have a wonderful time.