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An Autism-Friendly Visit to the Statue of Liberty
From Broadway shows, to Times Square, the Empire State building, art galleries, shopping, concerts, and sporting events, there are endless activities in New York. Our weekend plans for New York city included an autism-friendly visit to the Statue of Liberty.
Choosing an All-Star Value Resort at Disney World
Choosing an All-Star value resort at Disney World is the way to go if you are looking to save money while immersing yourself in the Disney World bubble!
Our Ride-Free Disney World Experience
On our first trip to Disneyworld, we knew we were probably not going to get on any rides. So why go? There is more to Disney than just the rides like attractions, shows, food, resort activities and the good ol’ Disney magic.
Our Homeschool Resources
Just a parent sharing some homeschool resources.
Our Autism-Friendly Visit to Niagara Falls New York
Experiencing Niagara Falls New York is a must do if you are anywhere near western New York. Even if you arenʼt in New York, it is worth a trip to to experience the Great Wonder of the World, Niagara Falls. We had a breat Autism-Friendly Visit to Niagara Falls New York.
Letchworth State Park and the Autism Nature Trail
Visiting Letchworth State Park is a must do if you are passing through the region.
Visiting the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
We packed up the kids and the SUV and headed west on a road trip to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. Visiting the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis was on a kids bucket list.
Our Autism-Friendly Visit to LEGOLAND New York
Our Autism-Friendly Visit to LEGOLAND New York was a quick get away with lots of fun.
I'm Sharise
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Hi, I’m Sharise and welcome to 4 Four the Road! I share my family road trip travels to inspire other autism families to experience travel,. With 4 Four the Road I highlight autism-friendly vacation destinations and provide helpful travel tips that have worked for my family of 4.
I highlight the accessibility services offered by theme parks, museums, parks, and other attractions. Not every place offers accomodations, so I also share what has worked for us even when spaces are not designed with special needs individuals in mind.