There are resources available at many airports such as TSA Cares and the Sunflower Lanyard Program to help neurodivergent travelers navigate the stress of the airport from getting through security to boarding the plane. If you need help navigating these services, reach out to Brynn!

Autism on the Seas is an organization that provides staffed support for autistic travelers who need a little more to make vacation run smoothly. They also offer some resort stays now and are not only focused on cruising. You can see their current available offerings at AoTSF.org.

Both Disney World and Disneyland offer a Disability Access Pass to travelers who have neurological differences and struggle with lines and waits. You will need to apply for this pass via an interview with a third party, but if you work with me I can help you prepare for this.

Travelers with a disability can get a lifetime America the Beautiful Pass to access national parks and monuments at no cost. If you’re interested in applying for the free America the Beautiful pass, click here.

We run a Facebook Group called Neurospicy Travel - Traveling with Autism and ADHD where travelers can share life experience and ask questions about upcoming travel. Join us!

Beaches Resorts are the only resorts to hold the title of Advanced Autism Certified. To check out these resorts for yourself, follow this link.