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The reports you're reading on other boards have a much higher likelihood of being biased...... No conflict of interest there.

It has been stated a few times that there is a check code that will be added to the end of the documented return time on the DAS to ensure that this doesn't happen.

You don't have to return in 10 minutes. Unlike FP (which everyone else has to deal with), the return window is not enforced for DAS and Wheelchair Guests. You can come back anytime you like. Another advantage of the system. So feel free do to go something that takes longer than 10 minutes.

Done, thank you

All due respect to the mods who work hard on this website to allow us to have a great discussion location....but there is one troublemaker in this thread. One person who is consistently causing the thread to go out of control. That said, point taken

Why not ban the poeple that aren't behaving instead of taking away the thread for everyone?

Maybe instead of constantly closing this thread, the mods should just ban pinkerton who is obviously unable to have an adult conversation, is consistently trolling, attacking, and riling people up. There is one person who is consistently out of control in this thread....

http://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/disneys-new-disability-assistance-system-fails-my-family-0930134 It was not just the fakers abusing the GAC. Who wouldn't like to ride Space Mountain 8 times in a row without even leaving the seat! Or ride Soarin' repeatedly. In what world is that not abuse?

The line at guest relations will be no different than it was before DAS.In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if it was shorter. Explaining what accommodation you need is not an inquisition. It is the law. If you are not willing to submit photo ID then too bad. It is a requirement of the...

Once you go up the stairs it is a matter of probably 5-7 minutes. It is quick from there. Just one switchback and down the other set of stairs to the load area.

Once again, wheelchair bound guests will NOT use the DAS and will NOT receive a return time card and will NOT be asked to come back later. At accessible queue attractions they will wait in the standby line. At non-accessible attractions they will be given priority access through the exit...

Read more carefully that particular post! The pass was confiscated. Noone was allowed to ride.

I would expect that with the MM + DAS there will be far fewer people in the secondary wheelchair line at any one time. In addition, the parties composing the potential hour long wait that is typically in this line will be spaced out throughout the regular line rather than all bunched up at the...

The more I am reading the more I am liking this new DAS system. It is simply unfair to expect instant front of the line access or unlimited fast pass. DAS still has advantages over non-DAS guests, specifically that it can continue to be used after FP have run out for the day, does not require...

They have expanded beyond RSR. The greeter method was used at Soarin', Screamin', Splash Mountain, Matterhorn in DLR all this month. Space Mountain, Fantasy Land attractions, Haunted Mansion, Pirates and several others all sent all GAC holders to the Wheelchair line.

It's funny because DLR has been using the greeter model for the last month of so. I was there 2 weeks ago and experienced this first hand.

I would also add (with regards to your 20 minute fast pass wait argument) that switching to the DAS program will greatly reduce the number of people in the FP line at any given moment (likely 30-40% of whom are using a GAC).

This is simply not true. The FP lines very rarely get to 20 minutes for any attraction. This is truly an exception rather than a common occurrence. Periodically for Soarin', I will give you. But the last 5 minutes of that is spent watching the video (a distraction, rather than a wait really). If...

Exactly, the GAC was never like that. People are getting confused. Think of it in two ways. For people in Wheelchairs /ECV, they used the wheelchair / ECV line, frequently ended up waiting for longer periods of times than those in the regular line (because of limits on number of wheelchair...