Think, Believe, Dream, and Dare: Adaptive Disney Costumes

Halloween is quickly approaching. Has your child picked out a costume yet? Wondering how to coordinate it with his or her wheelchair? Adaptive Disney youth costumes have been recently created.

Many disabled children can enjoy the magic of being a princess, a superhero, or space ranger with these amazing adaptive costumes and wheelchair sets. Prices of both costumes and wheelchair sets are around $50. Here is what each costume includes:

Adaptive Cinderella Costume for Kids (Inspired by Disney’s 1950 animated film Cinderella)

• Costume opens in back for front entry only, with self-stick fabric closure
• Skirt back is completely open for wheelchair-friendly wear
• Flap opening at center front for easy tube access, with self-stick fabric closure
• Ankle-length skirt to accommodate seated guests
• Satin bodice with silver foil filigree
• Sheer white organza collar and puff sleeves
• Mesh bodice overlay with sequins beneath
• Silvery sequined ric-rac bodice trim
• Ruffled organza neckline trim
• Jeweled slipper brooch with glitter setting
• Sheer white organza split peplum
• Mesh top skirt with metallic foil flecks
• Satin slip
• Satin yoke

Cinderella’s Coach Wheelchair Set (inspired by Disney’s 1950 animated film Cinderella)

• Fully assembled: 53” H x 42” L (1/4” Depth of a single panel)
• Only to be used for standard wheelchairs with 24” wheels
• Not to be used with battery powered wheelchairs, baby strollers, etc.
• carriage pieces
• Made of stiff felt with detailed sublimated art
• Comes with 12 supportive plastic piping pieces (four large and eight medium) for added stability
• Long self-stick fabric strips help keep the pieces in place
• Fits most wheelchairs
• Easy assembly required, instructions included
• The wheelchair must be operated by a helper when the costume is attached

Incredibles 2 Adaptive Costume For Kids

• Includes one-piece bodysuit, mask, and gloves
• Costume opens in back for front entry only, with self-stick fabric closure
• Flap opening at center front for easy tube access, with self-stick fabric closure
• Open at rear for wheelchair-friendly wear
• Longer length inseams to accommodate seated guests
• Stretchy fabric
• Top features embroidered Incredibles logo appliqué with PVC detailing
• Shimmering metallic elastic waistband in front
• Contrasting black and red construction
• Rubberized mask with elastic straps and self-stick fabric closure

Incredimobile Wheelchair Cover Set

• Fully assembled: 42” H x 52” L (1/4” Depth of a single panel)
• Only to be used for standard wheelchairs with 24” wheels
• Not to be used with battery powered wheelchairs, baby strollers, etc.
• Two felt pieces
• Made of stiff felt with detailed sublimated art 
• Comes with 22 supportive plastic piping pieces (six large, eight medium, eight small) for added stability
• Long self-stick fabric strips help keep the pieces in place
• Easy assembly required, instructions included

Buzz Lightyear Adaptive Costume for Kids

• Includes one-piece bodysuit and gloves
• Flap opening at center front for easy tube access, with self-stick fabric closure
• Open at rear for wheelchair-friendly wear
• Longer length inseams to accommodate seated guests
• Vinyl chest panel with screen art
• Stitched faux leather waistband and shoulder segments
• Costume opens in back for front entry only, with self-stick fabric closure
• Screen art on sleeves
• Elastic sleeve cuffs
• Padded knees
• Quilted lower leg sections with green trim

If these costumes are not accommodating to your child’s wheelchair, there are many other options. For example, you can create a princess throne or a spaceship out of cardboard and other craft supplies. As Walt Disney has said “First, think. Second, believe. Third, dream. And finally, dare.”