Hi Marcie! Welcome to planDisney.
Looks like you would like to visit
Walt Disney World Resort very soon! There's so much to cover here in a short amount of time. Let's get to work to ensure you and your daughter can have a magical visit. First, please be aware, that at this time, you must have both a valid
Theme Park Ticket and
Disney Park Pass Reservation to visit the parks. On your desired arrival date, not all the parks have availability, so please check the
calendar. You can then make the decision on which dates work best for your visit.
I did a quick "mock" Theme Park Ticket purchase for August 10, 2022. Adding the
Park Hopper® Option did not double the price you quoted. Possibly, you clicked on the Park Hopper® Plus option which did almost double the cost you are quoting. However, I will humbly suggest, that if cost is an issue, why not focus on spending the day at one park? You will not be rushed to complete all of the attractions and shows for a more relaxing day for your daughter. Also, you are free to leave the same theme park and return at a later time if you need a break.
One of my very best friends has an autistic son and always utilizes the
Disability Access Service (DAS) for a stress-free theme park day. You can pre-qualify for this service via a
live video chat or in person by stopping by
Guest Relations. Video chat pre-qualification can occur 30 to two days before your Disney Park Pass Reservation. Please note, that your daughter must be available for the evaluation. Once registered a Cast Member will assist you in pre-selecting two one-hour return windows to help minimize wait times in traditional queue lines. Protip: Have everyone in your travel party linked in the "Family & Friends List" in the
My Disney Experience Mobile App before registration. This way, up to five additional people can experience the attraction together.
For more information on Services for Guests with Disabilities visit this
page, call (407) 560-2547, or email disability.services@disneypark.com.
Keeping it Magical,
Cindy