I wanted to share our experience at Legoland Florida and Peppa Pig Theme Park, because our day there went incredibly smoothly with our family. Both parks offer the Hero Pass (https://www.legoland.com/florida/plan-your-visit/know-before-you-go/accessibility-information/), and it worked really well for us. It helped manage wait times and made the whole visit so much more relaxed and enjoyable. We were able to enjoy the rides without long lines, and everything just felt easy and manageable for our family — which is not always the case at theme parks. Something I really appreciated is that both Legoland and Peppa Pig Theme Park offer Sensory Guides created by IBCCES. You can download them beforehand, and they’re also posted around the parks. The guides show the sensory levels for each attraction, which helps a lot when deciding what’s suitable for your child and avoiding any unexpected overwhelm. At Peppa Pig Theme Park, we especially loved the air-conditioned movie room. It’s dimly lit, has big pillows on the floor, and plays Peppa Pig episodes on a big screen — the perfect calm-down spot after all the excitement and heat. Overall, both parks were extremely family-friendly, and the accommodations really made our day easier and more enjoyable. If you’re visiting with a child who benefits from shorter wait times or sensory support, I’d definitely recommend looking into the Hero Pass and using the sensory guides.