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Part 4: Walt Disney World with Cerebral Palsy
Guest Author - Jessica Steinmetz

Israel and I went to Epcot a few days because there is so much to see and do. It's a very large park with a lot of walking. Israel sure had a work out. We did hit a few rain showers too.

We went when the flower festival was going on. It was all very beautiful and great for pictures.

Our Favorites:

Soarin - This is a new ride and lots of fun. You can get fastpass for this, and if you do not, be prepared for a very long wait. You do need to get out of your wheelchair.

360 Movies in Canada & Japan - These were really neat movies. You can stay in your wheelchair.

Spasceship Earth - You need to transfer out of your wheelchair. It's a really neat ride though. There are no seatbelts, but it's smooth.

US Film - Very neat and you can stay in your wheelchair.

US Presidents - This was a neat show and you can stay in your wheelchair.

Illuminations - An intense laser and firework display. Best to be seen from a building if you have a startle reflex.

We did not attempt Mission Space or Race Track because we weren't sure about the restraints.
All the different countries are accessible and easy to get in/out of.

Part 1:Packing and Travel
Part 2:Security, Hotel, Airport
Part 3:Magic Kingdom
Part 4: Epcot

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