Ben's Final Ride on Snow White's Scary Adventures

[Shortpix77]

Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere, but thought I'd share. This story is long, but amazing -- six-part blog entry story about an autistic boy whose favorite ride was Snow Whites Scary Adventures at WDW, and its about their last night there. AMAZING.

http://www.shmoolok.com/Blog/tabid/6...t-Prelude.aspx

[iceman559]

This post would be more appropriately titled "How to Make a Grown Man Tear Up at Work".

[KDCartoons]

Great story! A fantastic, heart-warming example of true Disney magic!

[currence]

Thank you for sharing this link! On his website he has links to other articles which really capture what the ride meant to that family.

[Mark Goldhaber]

I'm so glad that they were able to make this happen for Benjamin. He was my first thought when they said that the attraction was going to close down.

[Skippydoo]

I cried reading the blog. This is one of the ways Disney is wonderful and magical. But also how Ben's family learned from the experience is amazing.

[Toocherie]

I can't wait to read this (but should since I'm at work). I read Ben's story a while back and would like to see how it ends. But I will do so when I can devote my full attention to it (and not dissolve into tears in the office).

[ssmerdel]

One of the most touching and magical stories I have ever read.

[houseofmouse]

Wow, truly amazing! What an experience for Ben and his family! Way to go Disney!!

[AllisonWonderland95]

This is amazing to see that Disney gave such a wonderful farewell to the ride by doing this. It's beautiful to see how people aren't truly bad these days. When I began reading I expected to read that some mother threw a fit because Snow White wasn't there for her children. But this story was just amazing.

[StarTourist]

Wow. That is such a wonderful story. And that is why Disney is Disney. I sure hope that Ben can and will ride the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train roller coaster when it opens in a couple of years. He should be on the first train.