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From another site: The Dining Room: 7 course Prix Fixe Menu Begins at $295 per Guest. Wine Pairings are additional and begin at $150 or $110 for zero proof per guest. Queen Victoria: 10-course Prix Fixe Menu with French gueridon service $375 per guest. Wine Pairings are an additional cost and...

Two questions. A. How much will the price INCREASE. B. How long until they loose it given they’ve been trying for over a decade to get one.

Oh there’s a simple out here for you. If you don’t feel comfortable with it, then you don’t get DAS. Plain and simple. Disney won’t mind. Secondly, it appears that they’re using Inspire Health Alliance based out of California who does lab testing under Inspire Diagnosis and mainly does...

You know that Legal had to vet everything and did a Risk analysis before approval right?

I’ll be honest, I’ve never found it imperative to even disclose my educational accommodations from it to my University. Also when I worked in the parks, I’ve had guests with at the time Universal’s Guest Assistance Pass ask for my supervisor because I asked them to wait 5 minutes, because of...

It was more of a "I bet somebody else needs this even more" situation. While I will not disclose without their permission, their medical ailment, I can assure to you that it was medically diagnosed and was actually because of emergency surgery that they had to get. That all being said, they got...

Why not email Disney and ask for a clarification?

I was medically diagnosed with ADHD in the mid 2000s and I was prescribed medication for it. I actually at the worst of it, and was at the peak prescribed at the high end of the medication. So there is even under the new rules what appears to be an eligibility for myself since there is proper...

I think they need to clarify some of the messaging as its too vague. That being said, they specifically note a developmental disability, and I guess I am still eligibile since I have medical documentation of having ADHD, which is a...developmental disability.

I'll tell you what I told Reddit a while back: It’s 100% the culture of the parks and the management being scared to get even an iota of pushback. Coming from when I worked attractions at the parks. I’ve had guests get annoyed and mad at me where I would follow printed policy. They would ask...

UORs Premier Annual Pass is single use per attraction after 4PM; SeaWorld's is 1 single ride Quick Queue per day for Platinum. Just stay at the Royal Pacific, Hard Rock or Portofino, you get unlimited express with your hotel stay.

Universal was the first to switch to a clearing house for the assistance programs. But at least someone else realizes that Disney isn’t nonprofit theater.

Ahh yes.. the classic Disney is the Villain for the monetization of wait times... Universal Orlando: Do know Universal Charges north of $300 too, and it can go as high as $400 same day. or is it SeaWorld where you can get express for rides AND reserve show seating: Also they charge about...

And people are already up in arms about it. How are a company willing to make accommodations ask for legitimate proof and not hear a rundown from a WebMD symptom checker. As the saying goes: Put up or shut up.

The Parks division is only seeing 50% of that $60b, so all parks properties have $30b worldwide to share. One part that the company needs to clarify is if current ongoing capital investments are tied in to the $60b figure or if these are entirely new projects. That being said if they wanted to...