Category: Sensory Friendly

Sensory Breaks during Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party

  • Explore ways to avoid crowds at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.
  • Discover how to find the quietest, most sensory-friendly parts of  Magic Kingdom (and avoid the noisiest locations) while still enjoying the party.
  • Find quiet nooks for sensory breaks, rest and recharging.
  • Download Planner Pages for the Party and for the Pages for Quiet Retreats.

Is it even remotely  possible to have a “low key” night at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party…that is anything but?

Come on! This is a fun, but super-crowded, often noisy event at a theme park. Downtime in a quiet space is not on the menu.  Or is it?

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Where to take a Relaxing Break at Disney World

  • Explore the value of quiet time as a form of self-care
  • Discover tucked-away gardens, fountains and water features
  • Download quick reference page of quiet sanctuaries for your Disney Planner
  • PDF: Retreats Low Key Disney Planner
Seating and phone charging area outside of Citrico’s, Grand Floridian resort

Disney vacations can be lots of fun…but they can also be a lot, especially the crowds.

Travel and disruptions in routines are harder for some of us to deal with than others.

If you, like me, are an introvert and benefit from having the self-care of quiet time to relax and reflect every day, then you might want to add this list of quiet and uncrowded retreats to your Disney Planner.

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