We are terrified - each year around the holidays, my father-in-law likes to take the entire family to WDW - great times, until last few years. His wife is now DEEP into Alzheimer's (e.g., gets aggressive at times, can't conduct a discussion, gets lost, does not know her name, yells at times), but still, he's insisting on everyone (including her!) attend again this season. We usually stay at The Yacht/Beach Club.
Does anyone know, is there an Alzheimer's policy issued by WDW? I imagine that the WDW attorneys are perfectly fine with visual/hearing/wheel chair situations (of course), but I'm not so sure about Alzheimer's patients.
PLEASE, any guidance about possible rules and regulations would be so welcomed. For the record, myself and my wife are not in agreement with continuing these annual vacation plans.
Respectfully,
The Smiths
Does anyone know, is there an Alzheimer's policy issued by WDW? I imagine that the WDW attorneys are perfectly fine with visual/hearing/wheel chair situations (of course), but I'm not so sure about Alzheimer's patients.
PLEASE, any guidance about possible rules and regulations would be so welcomed. For the record, myself and my wife are not in agreement with continuing these annual vacation plans.
Respectfully,
The Smiths