Disney Parks
Through
Different Eyes
Accessibility tips, sensory-friendly recommendations, and real stories from a family who visits Disney every single week with our autistic daughter.
From the Blog
Disney Tips
Disney Dining with a Picky Eater
If your child is a picky eater or sensitive to textures, feeding them at Disney World can feel more stressful than the crowds. We'...
Park Accessibility
The Ride That Surprised Us
With so many rides at Walt Disney World, figuring out what works for a child with sensory needs is a journey of trial and error. H...
Park Accessibility
What Is DAS and How It Changed Our Disney Visits
Disney's Disability Access Service can be a game-changer for families navigating developmental disabilities. Learn how DAS works,...
Disney Tips
A First-Timer's Guide to Disney World with a Sensory-Sensitive Child
Everything we've learned from eight years of taking our nonverbal autistic daughter to Disney World. From planning and packing to...
General
Welcome to Mouse28
Meet Jeff, Cassie, and Viola, the family behind Mouse28. From a proposal at Cinderella's Royal Table to over a decade as Florida p...
Your Guide to the Parks
Practical, regularly reviewed guidance for more comfortable and accessible Disney park days.
From the Podcast
Meet Jeffrey & Cassie
We're a Florida family who visits Disney every single week with our daughter Viola. She's autistic and nonverbal, and she's taught us to experience the parks in ways we never expected.
Mouse28 is where we share what we've learned — the accessibility tips nobody tells you, the sensory-friendly spots, the real moments that make it all worth it. Two voices, no filter, lots of maple popcorn.
Minutes from
the Magic Kingdom
Voices, one mic,
zero filter
Park days a year
(at least)
Buckets of maple popcorn
(and counting)