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This just confused me 🙃 who is doing 28-42 rides a day?! Or is that for the whole party? Like for a party of four that would be 7 rides a day? Sorry, stroke brain. The graph up thread was helpful but not i feel lost again 😂

Having a disability shouldn’t qualify you to skip lines. Having a disability that impacts your ability to wait without moderate to severe discomfort should be accommodated this way. But not everyone with a disability will need that.

I’m not sure i understand this sentiment. I’ve always said up thread that A) I’m waiting to see how this all plays out and B) if i can’t do Disney anymore i can’t do Disney anymore. It will be sad, but it’s not remotely the first thing I’ve given up after becoming disabled. And I’ve also said...

Oh i agree! Just from a numbers perspective it’s not actually known. We’re ballparking it, but if someone new came into the discussion they wouldn’t know that. That’s all i was saying. I don’t dispute we’re in the right place, most likely

I mean, there should be an “assumed” in there. There’s room for those numbers to be much better and also room for them to be much worse.

But is that even true? In the genie+ thread it looks like it sells out for MK and HS regularly.

I hope she’s a very different level of maturity before that happens. And it would be a shame if she grew up and still couldn’t experience Disney like a normal person. Of course, Disney could be wildly different by then, too He could totally Justin Bieber too. At that age JB was equally annoying...

So but that’s maybe an issue. Lots of people have diagnosed conditions but different disabilities. Different impacts on life. So pulling up a mychart with your diagnosis can’t determine if you can wait in a line or not. I’ve been thinking about this too because a doctors note is just easy to...

Like Walmart letting people steal and steal and steal until it adds up to felony charges

His girlfriend is ridiculously pretty. Do the trespasses last forever? Like when she had kids she could petition to have hers removed, right?

I’m 5’11” and i haven’t had a problem. Racking my brain trying to think which ones you mean. Maybe HM because the side seats have a lower ceiling?

@EPCOT-O.G. raised a good point. Universal is not going to be apples to apples. You can’t really call them more inclusive because their rides are designed for able bodied guests, while there are tons of rides at Disney that are accessible to a wider variety of people with disabilities.

Man i wish i knew that then 😂 honestly we considered leaving the theater ourselves and now im glad i didn’t because the others would have had to go 8 times

Ambulatory, yes. But you can be slow. I think that’s what we love the most about TSI, besides the benches and shade. You can be as slow as you need to and you aren’t in anybody’s way. Although you added PP to the list and you cannot be slow on that, at least getting On and off.

No the one time it repeated one room seven times. The second time we went on it it repeated the first room twice and the third room just stopped completely for about 7 minutes

Really? We’ve been on it twice and it broke Down both times. I suppose i might be a bad luck charm 😂 that wouldn’t surprise me

We decided last trip that the next trip we take we’ll make time for the riverboat. It looks really relaxing. and the queue is nice and open. We love To Sawyers Island so when we have time in that section of the park we normally spend it there.

I hate it 😂😂 i know it’s unpopular opinion and all, but it’s so dumb. Skewer me if you must.

COP is one of the dumbest attractions on property though. Plus it breaks down so much. Zero percent chance we’re spending Disney money to ride COP Over and Over because it’s the only line we can manage 😂😂 I know nobody’s suggesting that *