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Disneyland Paris launches new Virtuoz tablet for visually-impaired guests

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Tim Dixon
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It is always great to see attractions taking strides to be inclusive and accessible. This recently launched Virtuoz tablet sounds fantastic, Disney have provided a video to show the tablet off, but the video has no audio description and therefore it is inaccessible to me. It is important that companies making strides for a more inclusive world, don't forget to ensure the marketing is also accessible.

I am keen to hear how visually impaired visitors get on with the new tablet, I hope it really does make the experience more inclusive.

the new Virtuoz tablet uses interchangeable 3D maps along with descriptive audio to help guests find their way around both parks, including all themed lands and some restaurants. The free service is available at City Hall and Studio Services upon request (no reservation required).
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