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Perk is not a word I would personally use. But I do understand your comment. I personally waited at the ride. I thought it was tacky to do something else as that time is meant for me to wait, but not in the line.

I am confused as to #2...how does DAS get preferential access. I still had to wait the same amount of time as someone standing in line. I just did it elsewhere. The standing and the heat lead to a plethora of issues with my disease. One I have had since 2011. One I would rather live...

That makes absolutely no sense. ANY park that offers a service such as DAS should consider exactly what the existing parks are doing. It does not matter how many people utilize the service. It is consistent. What Disney is doing-is absolutely inconsistent.

I am not comparing the parks...I am comparing a policy that works versus calling in and talking to a cast member to only be declined because in their professional opinion it is not needed.

FACTS! you would think they would take a hint from a neighbor...

It is the same at all Six Flags parks and Universal has this requirement. Their excuse was that it seems intrusive and could violate privacy concerns. Not really. You are not obligated to apply and turn in the paperwork. If I choose to submit, that was my decision. As it is, I have to tell...

It was absolutely abuse-that is what they have cited since the change. I have no problem proving my disease...and what my doctor designates, but I am not disabled enough for them. I wish they would do what Universal does and make it simple.

That is the way it use to be. You would check in for the ride on the app, then wait until the assigned reporting time. It was not like you could hop back to back, it just let you virtually check in. I used it my last 6 visits, but our next one in April...I don't think they will approve...