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Is it because the discount is only applying to the 5th sleeper rooms? From what I’ve seen the only 4 sleeper rooms that are usually more expensive are the preferred ones. But sometimes the discounts are only being offered on the 5th sleeper rooms.

But that is what got people into this mindset in the first place “they granted it before so I will be approved next time”. Based on their recent changes, or any possible upcoming changed, I would never assume that if you are approved this time you will be the next. They could totally change the...

Just keep in mind their decision is only good for 120 days if approved (assuming you are an AP since you said making a reservation).

I would be mad if I went on my annual (or less often) Disney vacation and was unable to get a DAS reservation because they were “sold out”. People who go often would be at a benefit and understand the system more than those go every once and awhile. What about those who don’t even know about DAS...

I’m not saying it should happen, but I wonder if they are being more strict with APs…

True, but I was thinking more along the lines of a CM who isn’t front line working with the general public all day. Maybe someone who works alone in a quiet area or from home (not even sure if those are options).

so I wonder why CMs aren’t getting approved? Don’t they get asked the same questions as everyone else? Yes I think the visitors who come often are putting the strain on the system. I think the people who come once a year or less are probably buying G+ already even if they are getting DAS. At...

This is what I wonder as well. I have a feeling a large percentage was APs. I of course have no actual proof, just a thought as they would put more strain on the system then the family who comes annually or less often.

Yes I thought so too. Then people replied to the posters that disney allows 7yrs and above to stand in line alone. The reports I saw were ages 11+ except one lady who said they told her that about her 5yr old granddaughter…. However I didn’t believe that report as the lady had some other claims...

Right, but that’s really the ONLY way for us to get information right now, from someone positing their experience in a group like this or FB. I agree though, take these reports as not 100% truths. Although in this situation it could make sense with Disney's policy of how old children need to be...

Yes I don’t believe a 7yr old should be running around the parks all day alone, but I guess if they can enter a ride vehicle on their own then they must be able to stand in line alone? Maybe I’m wrong? A few years ago there were twin 8yr olds next to us in line for Kali. I remember thinking...

That is the minimum age for a child to wait in line and ride alone.

Yes, I have seen reports of this on fb groups. I’ve seen this reported a few times with posters with children of different ages. But with everything reported online it could be exaggerated. However I’m also thinking possibly likely since Disney's policy to stand in line alone is 7yrs old. And...

I agreee. Some kids are more mature than others and can handle it. That’s why I think it will be an ok accommodation for some families but it won’t be for others. Depends on the child and parent.

I’ve seen reports of people being told their accommodation is having their 11yr old (or other aged) child wait in a standby queue alone and then the adult can meet them at the merge point. So the accommodation is the minor child waiting in line alone in this example. I think it is ok to offer...

Personally I don’t think they should force it on any minor children (so under 18). I’m assuming the person waiting in line is not disabled. Of course a parent could decide that a 15yr old would be perfectly fine and let them, but if a parent stated this will not work for them because their child...

I personally think 7 is quite young to stand in line alone, but I’m sure other parents think it’s fine. It’s ok for Disney to put an age out there, but they shouldn’t make the decision for a parent. Some 12yr olds may be fine waiting in an hour line alone whereas others would not be. OR some...

I’d say yes and no…. For a family who comes once a year or less often adding G+ to their trip probably won’t be THAT big a deal. I bet the amount of APs on DAS did increase though because they do not want to pay every time they visit the park (could be multiple times a week). Not saying the APs...

But hasn’t that always been the case? One does not know for certain if they will be approved for DAS until in the park or 30 days prior (for those that chose online). People always ASSUMED they would be approved again if they were prior, but it was never a fact. Also, while I don’t know your...

Oh got it. I misread as thinking the guest would fill it out then the CM would link the info.