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Aw man. That’s a sad list. The only things we’d do on it are: Railroad Regal Carrousel Tom Sawyer 😭😭 Thankfully we go during low crowd times of year and can usually throw IaSW in there and sometimes Pirate’s and The speedway

Again: THAT IS NOT ALLOWED

We’re planning on going in September so we do have time between when we Go and When personal accounts of how this works roll out. But it just sucks not knowing. Not being able to plan. Everything about being disabled is easier when you know how to plan

Lol we’ve all been saying this whole thread we’d love to provide documentation 😂

That’s not how DAS works. That’s really really really not how DAS works. The individual who needs the DAS both has to be the one to apply AND has to be present on the call. A CM grabbing DAS for a family member breaks so many more rules than a CM getting a DAS for themselves falsely

Now that I’m thinking about it though, if i were gaming the system I’d have someone else in my party get the DAS instead of me so they couldn’t argue that.

I was originally going to reply that they couldn’t ban CMs from DAS because how could they know. But then my mind went here too. Like if you can run the 7DMT ride, you can wait in its queue. If you can stand all day in the crowd seeing balloons, you could wait in the JC line. I suppose it...

It was a more even playing field with FP+, when everyone could prebook rides and everyone could Go on their app and Get ride after ride reserved. Or the same ride Over and Over. DAS hasn’t really changed, but the guest experience has. They’ve taken some really key things away from the typical...

I don’t think that’s fair. I think the lack of information is causing the anxiety about the new system, and (outside of autism families) knows where they stand. We’re not theme park operators. It’s hard to predict what’s coming next from Disney. I think what you’re seeing is just unsettled...

I’m still catching up, but in case nobody answered you no. Autism is the only thing specifically mentioned that still gets DAS On our fullest days, we rope drop and leave at lunch, so i think we average like,…3.5 hours in the park in the morning, and then 4 hours in the evening. In the morning...

Yes but it *would * make a difference if it was a party of six

Ooooh i thought you spoke to the cast member about the disability and they told you no. That’s kinda what your wording made it sound like

Disney: we plan to offer a variety of accommodations to fit each guest on an individual basis, including this one accommodation Forum members: but this one accommodation won’t work for everyone!! People with disabilities are all different, how can they expect this one accommodation to work for...

Is there a thread for following that court hearing yet? 😂🙃 that will likely have a large impact on this discussion

I had to bring a TON of documentation with me to school when i signed up at the disabilities office. Plus iirc also a doctors note (form letter). When i asked for accommodations at work i also had to bring a ton of paperwork. No doctors note though. I know I’m just a dumb bystander, but i...

Then how are the other theme parks doing it? Edit: and schools and jobs?

They don’t 🙃

I’m no businessman (obviously) but isn’t there a case to tell the shareholders, listen, we’re going to take a hit publicly, but this is the plan to not only regain current financial success but surpass it within the next five years. Like, surely the shareholders see that something gotta give...

I think that’s what they’re trying to move towards

Curious: what, in your opinion, are the mandated legal requirements?