News Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party 2023

TheMaxRebo

TheMaxRebo

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Ayla said:
Which confirms DAS is still being abused.
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I am sure there is some abuse and probably more now than in the past

but also think there is more legitimate use of it - I know a number of people that absolutely qualify to use it but in the past they felt they could get by using the included FP+ but now that it no longer exists they are using DAS rather than pay for G+
 
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Thepuma

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TheMaxRebo said:
I am sure there is some abuse and probably more now than in the past

but also think there is more legitimate use of it - I know a number of people that absolutely qualify to use it but in the past they felt they could get by using the included FP+ but now that it no longer exists they are using DAS rather than pay for G+
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The disability thing is also abused back in the UK. In one of the parks recently we were waiting in a 2 hour queue..we noticed this other queue that was a walk on....20 people walking up and got on immediately- someone in front of me asked what that line was and the lady in the group of 20 said "one of my boys has ADHD" - So all 20 were allowed to jump the disabled queue. It's just wrong. If there is a genuinely disabled person then allow them and their carer, not 20 able bodied individuals.

I guess the same happens at Disney?
 
Ayla

Ayla

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TheMaxRebo said:
I am sure there is some abuse and probably more now than in the past

but also think there is more legitimate use of it - I know a number of people that absolutely qualify to use it but in the past they felt they could get by using the included FP+ but now that it no longer exists they are using DAS rather than pay for G+
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How convenient for them.
 
TheMaxRebo

TheMaxRebo

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Thepuma said:
The disability thing is also abused back in the UK. In one of the parks recently we were waiting in a 2 hour queue..we noticed this other queue that was a walk on....20 people walking up and got on immediately- someone in front of me asked what that line was and the lady in the group of 20 said "one of my boys has ADHD" - So all 20 were allowed to jump the disabled queue. It's just wrong. If there is a genuinely disabled person then allow them and their carer, not 20 able bodied individuals.

I guess the same happens at Disney?
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it does though I think there is a limit to how many in your party, but it is more than the individual that has the condition (but less than 20)
 
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Thepuma

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TheMaxRebo said:
it does though I think there is a limit to how many in your party, but it is more than the individual that has the condition (but less than 20)
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As I say, 2 people is fine of course it is.....but 20 was just a clear p1ss take.

I also don't think all disabilities need to have access to the Disabled queue. I don't agree that a naughty child with ADHD should be allowed to skip a 2 hour queue.
 
MagicHappens1971

MagicHappens1971

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Thepuma said:
As I say, 2 people is fine of course it is.....but 20 was just a clear p1ss take.

I also don't think all disabilities need to have access to the Disabled queue. I don't agree that a naughty child with ADHD should be allowed to skip a 2 hour queue.
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Disney's policy is 6 guests (total) max for a DAS pass. It's the pass holder + 5, even if the party is 10 people total. DAS holder's also do not "skip" the queue, they wait in a virtual queue for one attraction at a time and use LL to enter the queue, at their return time.
 
Trekkie101

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abaker1975

abaker1975

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Absolutely believe there should be some medical letter/reason to be able to access this service. I don't blame the people that really need the access but the lowlife selfishly abusing it.
 
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Corylancaster

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DCBaker said:
The next Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party date to sell out is October 17.

Dates still available -

Sept. 28
Oct. 3, 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 29
Nov. 1
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I'm surprised that Friday the 13th hasn't sold out yet...unless crowds are heading more toward horror nights at universal for that date
 
DisneyOutsider

DisneyOutsider

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Ayla said:
Did y'all know prices for this party range from $109 per person to $199 per person, depending on what night you attend?

www.wdwmagic.com

More nights sell out at Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, leaving just one date remaining in September

More nights sell out at Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, leaving just one date remaining in September
www.wdwmagic.com www.wdwmagic.com
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Yes... you linked the article published by @wdwmagic , which links to this very thread. You can start reading on Page 4 if you want to see the full discussion on prices.
 
Ayla

Ayla

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DisneyOutsider said:
Yes... you linked the article published by @wdwmagic , which links to this very thread. You can start reading on Page 4 if you want to see the full discussion on prices.
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I'm aware of what I linked, thanks. 😂

I doubt I'm alone in rarely reading articles from the home page here, let alone finding threads that way.
 

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