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Five Affordable Destinations from Smarter Travel

Posted on July 14, 2008 at 11:10 AM

I love the website Smarter Travel. www.smartertravel.com I subscribe to their email newsletter and alerts. I am delighted with the amount of detail they offer in their stories. Recently I received an email detailing five affordable vacations. I can attest to the affordability having visited all five recomendations. In fact, I think that four of the five are perfect for families with autistic children. Las Vegas is the only recommended destination that I hesitate to endorse if only for the sensory issues alone. Two of the destinations are driving destinations that allow families to pace themselves. Walt Disney World is a favorite for families with disabilities. WDW willingness to accomodate special needs is legendary. The Outer Banks is a perfect location to enjoy the beach in a slow and leisurly fashion. For the full article, please go to http://littlelink.webtrouble.com/?1fSm Enjoy your summer!

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Reply whizkidforte

07:07 PM on February 08, 2009

I am a sucker for Walt Disney World, mostly because a). I am a die-hard Disneyphile (an autistic myself who loves Disney) and b) I live near Plant City, which is an hour away from the resort! I'm planning on Vegas, (which you find iffy for just the sensory mishmush that livens the atmosphere) but I'm more at home on WDW. I have little or no problems with a "staycation" (due to the current economy) since the propinquity of my residence to the destination is absolutely fascinating. Oh, and I have a Seasonal Pass, so I'm willing to take half days to avoid exhaustion (maybe an afternoon and evening of a handful of rides, Eeyore, Spectromagic, and Wishes at the Magic Kingdom is perfectly fine). I'm writing a blog on surviving a vacation (or day) at Walt Disney World with coherent tips, some of which stems from what I've learned from my own experiences.