Hello Javier!
Thanks so much for visiting planDisney, I hope my answer reaches you in time to be helpful.
The Disneyland Resort provides a variety of
accessibility services to help every guest have the best day ever! I suggest looking at the
Services for Guests Who Are Neurodivergent webpage, which has great tips about preparing for your visit and places to take a break when you're in the park. Your son may also be eligible for the
Disability Access Service program, which is designed to help guests with developmental disabilities experience the parks more comfortably. It's best to
register for the program before you arrive at the parks through an online video chat, but you can also visit an Accessibility Services Kiosk at the parks.
The
Accessibility Planning Guide & Recommendations document is full of information that will help your family be successful while visiting the parks. There's also an
amazing list of sensory experiences that gives you a better idea of what to expect at each attraction. As Edna Mode says, "Luck favors the prepared!"
I'm wishing on a star that you and your son will have a wonderful time at the parks, Javier!
Keep moving forward!
Amanda