Flying for the First Time as an Amputee + My Disney Cruise Experience

Traveling for the first time as an amputee can feel overwhelming — especially when it involves airports, TSA security, and long flights. In this video, I’m sharing what it was really like flying for the first time as an amputee on the way to a Disney Cruise. From navigating airport security with a prosthetic leg to boarding the plane and adjusting to travel again, I’m sharing my honest experience, what surprised me, and what I wish I knew before traveling. If you’re an amputee thinking about flying, planning a Disney Cruise, or just curious about what the process is like, I hope this video encourages you and gives you a realistic look at the journey. I also share tips, challenges, and a few moments from our Disney Cruise that made the trip so special for us. Whether you’re navigating life after limb loss, planning your first trip as an amputee, or just love travel and Disney adventures, you’re welcome here. TRAVEL AGENT LYNN: https://www.instagram.com/lynn_onmainstreet?igsh=MWpyc3B0eTR2cTNyaQ== TRANSPORTATION BY MIKE: https://www.orlandotransportationbymike.com/ ✨ If this video encouraged you, don’t forget to subscribe for more content about faith, motherhood, travel, and life as an amputee. Let’s connect: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tobayleeandbeyond Segments: 00:00 Traveling for the First Time as an Amputee 01:21 Getting Through TSA Security 04:11 Flying with a Prosthetic Leg 05:32 Boarding Our Disney Cruise 07:55 Accessibility of a Disney Cruise 09:21 Our Accessible Stateroom 10:32 Stateroom Tour 12:03 Muster Drill & Sail Away Party 16:14 Prosthetic Leg Comfort  18:13 Entertainment Onboard 22:30 What Surprised Me Most 24:03 Five Quick Tips for Travel