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- 2. Each theme park or property typically has ____ Stationary Braille Map(s).
- 4. Walt Disney World Resort provides Sign Language interpretation for our Guests at specific live theme park shows at EPCOT on this day of the week.
- 5. In the Accessibility Planning Guide & Recommendation, what page offers information on what to expect at the park?
- 6. Wheelchairs are available for rent at all Walt Disney World theme parks, water parks, and Disney Springs for $______.
- 8. The use of "________ _________" language demonstrates that our Cast Members recognize each Guest as a person who happens to have a disability, rather than referring to a Guest as a "disabled person," which implies that the Guest is defined by their disability.
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- 1. A service animal is a dog or miniature _____ that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability.
- 3. In the Attractions Details Guide for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities, which attraction at EPCOT warns of lighting effects, loud noises, periods of darkness, bumpy, fast, and an over-the-should restraint?
- 6. With Rider Switch, Guests take ____ experiencing an attraction.
- 7. Which slow ride attraction in Magic Kingdom Park requires Guests to be ambulatory? (Use Acronym)
- 9. _____ accommodates Guests requiring assistance in entering and exiting the vehicles (e.g., seat with folding bolster, door with swinging threshold). (Use Acronym)