2026 Love for Autism Fundraiser
The Travel with Chance team was at Love for Autism, presented by Ryker’s Foundation for Autism Awareness. Next up: Plant-O-Ween in Kechi on October 10.
Travel Guides & Tips
Practical insights and planning notes for neurodivergent travelers.
Factoring Winter Weather into Neurodiverse Travel Plans
Severe winter weather poses major risks for neurodivergent travelers, requiring proactive planning and reliable communication to avoid high-stress situations. Families can...
Managing Hidden Disabilities For You and Your Child While Traveling
Traveling with a hidden illness or sensory needs alongside a neurodivergent child requires careful spoon management, realistic expectations, and intentional pacing. Parents can...
Coping with Overstimulation During Travel
Managing sensory overstimulation during travel requires a combination of portable tools and proactive accommodation strategies. Travelers can mitigate light, sound, and comfort...
Pacing Yourself During Travel: Tips and Strategies
Pacing yourself during travel is essential for managing energy and avoiding exhaustion when living with a hidden illness. Practical strategies include setting regular reminders...
Trains, Planes, and Automobiles: Pros and Cons for Autistic Travelers
Navigating travel as an autistic individual involves weighing sensory triggers and logistical trade-offs across cars, planes, and trains. While cars are usually required for...
Eating Food While Travelling: Issues That Autistics Face
Autistic travelers often face significant sensory issues with food, such as texture sensitivities and unfamiliar local options, which can disrupt daily routines and lead to...
Destination Overview: Alcatraz East Crime Museum (Pigeon Forge, TN)
Calm, low-stimulation atmosphere with spacious walkways, flexible pacing, and easy early exits.
Flying with Young, Level 3 Autistic Kiddos: Proven Success Strategies
A practical roadmap for helping Level 3 autistic children fly with less stress, using social stories, sensory supports, and pre-flight preparation.
Travel Insurance for Autism: What Families Must Know
Understand that travel insurance is a medical safety net, not a sensory accommodation plan, and learn what to disclose and prioritize before you buy.
Flying with Medication: A Low-Stress Guide for Neurodivergent Travelers
This guide shows how to carry prescription and over-the-counter medications safely through security with clear labeling, documentation, and TSA communication.
Airport Lounge Access for Neurodivergent Travelers
Learn how to secure low-sensory lounge access before you reach the airport using advance enrollment, TSA Cares, and backup quiet-space options.