The Neurodivergent-Friendly Spots of Magic Kingdom| The Quiet Areas of the Park

Hey, guys! In today's video, I take you around to all of my favorite quiet spots in Magic Kingdom! (As well as enjoying some rides along the way and stopping by Tiana's Bayou Adventure now that the ride is finished!)
Believe it or not, there are quite a few areas in the park that don't typically see many people and are for the most part relaxed and quiet. Even a couple of attractions count! (at least to me.) As someone who is autistic but loves the Disney theme parks, this is a video that I've wanted to make for some time now, as these areas are good for anyone who is neurodivergent and needs to take a break, or even those who are neurotypical who also need a place to take a break. I utilize these spots a lot when I visit Magic Kingdom, especially if I (somehow) manage to visit when the park is busier than normal. Most of the areas I show today are listed by Walt Disney World in their neurodivergent guest guide on their website underneath the "Take a Break" button, which I will link to here in the description.
Thank you guys again for watching! It really means so much to me! It's my hope that I will get around to showing off the quiet areas of the other three parks in Walt Disney World. I'll see you guys in the next video!
Disney's Neurodivergent Guest Guide: disneyworld.disney.go.com/gue...
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