Welcome, Luis! Thank you for stopping by to see us with this really important question.
Walt Disney World can definitely be an overwhelming place, even if you aren't suffering from anxiety. It is so incredibly thoughtful of you to recognize that this visit to the
theme parks may be especially challenging for your partner.
You may want to look into the
Disability Access Service used at Walt Disney World to assist guests who may have difficulty waiting in a traditional attraction queue due to a disabling condition. This isn't a front-of-the-line pass, and it's not what you may recall as the traditional FastPass, but it does work in a similar way. You will be given a return time at an attraction so that instead of standing in a crowded line, you can go wait somewhere quieter or do something less anxiety-inducing, then return at your appointed time to experience the attraction.
There is an option to
pre-register for DAS, Luis, which can be done in a live video chat with a Cast Member. By doing that, you'll be able to
preselect up to two attractions before you ever arrive at the theme parks. That can be truly helpful. If you combine DAS with the use of Lightning Lane Entry Through
Disney Genie+ Service or Individual Purchases of Lightning Lane Entry, you can map out a day minimizing wait times in crowded spaces.
I hope, with your help Luis, that your partner is able to overcome his anxiety so that you can experience a Walt Disney World vacation together.
Anna