why would the general guest like the current genie and LL better?
What? I must be missing something.
For us it depends on the ride. proprioceptive and vestibular feedback are amazing for her, so she loves things like tea party and TOT, but how the ride vehicles are made matters for the physical aspects of her delays.
I am talking about those who like certain rides and want to go on them more than once. So if someone loves Pirates, and they no longer "qualify for DAS and are told to just buy Genie+, you can only use Genie+ on each ride one time. DAS allows you to pick the same ride as many times as you want. So a person with a disability that doesn't fall under the new DAS guidelines because their issues are not neurological, they will no longer be able to do the parks as they like.
Because they don’t have enough capacity for a normal crowd so you’re proposing 90-120+ minute standby waits for all frontline rides would move “better”
You didn’t answer the question…who is riding things “over and over again” where lines/waits are not an obstacle?
Not necessarily. It depends on when you go. I know that some of you are having a hard time believing this, but different people like different things in the parks. Not everyone just wants to do the thrill rides. You all have this idea in your heads that all DAS people do is ride the E tickets over and over every day and that is not true at all. Many people, especially that Autistic kids, have their favorites and they are not necessarily the big attractions.
We have to do rider swap/single rider or skip TOT, RRC, SR @HS: EE, FOP, KRR, Dinosaur at Animal K : SM, BTM, PPF, AO, TTA, TS, "teacups" and not sure about Tron @ MK: TT, MS and not sure about GoG @ EPCOT because the DAS individual isn't able to or can't handle them.
I’m not sure which one we’re talking about here?
I am sure that plenty of people are. Do you think that people just go on every ride one time each and then call it a day? You don't think that families go on Dumbo more than once or twice? Or that roller coaster lovers go on BTMRR several times a day?
Because general guests don’t always agree with what passes for dogma here in the forum.
Thanks!
Yeah…I’m also saying the logic behind fastpass and why there’s NO way they’d go back to what it was before.
I don’t think that at all. I was referring to the discussion and statistics from A.L. v Walt Disney World Resorts and to the data collected by Len Testa. A.L. did look at what the average guest experienced. That case involved GAC so the statistics will be different but it’s very helpful to read it to understand how courts interpret ADA requirements.
Sure?
I mean depending on various variables there's always been options. We've done trips pre-us qualifying for DAS where we rode BTMRR 6x in a row (w/nephew) basically back to back, getting there at rope drop (this was during fp+ time, not legacy).
). At the time of year we travel this is often an option for quite a few of the non-e ticket attractions.
So what year/date was that big thunder thing?I mean depending on various variables there's always been options. We've done trips pre-us qualifying for DAS where we rode BTMRR 6x in a row (w/nephew) basically back to back, getting there at rope drop (this was during fp+ time, not legacy).
Often during the time of year we visit we can do back to back rides on tea cups because there's no standby wait (limited to 2 only because DH and I can't do more than that in a row physically- DD is like the energizer bunny on that ride
Weather can also help make it possible. We rode Spider-Man 4 times in a row this past January, not because of DAS but because it was raining, arrived soon after rope drop, and the wait kept only being 5 mins.
These are just examples, not the only examples -, but on virtually every trip we've taken there's been options to ride back to back using standby line only (no DAS) with little waits for a variety of attractions.
