Angel Ariel
Well-Known Member
Agreed. One of the other parks I looked at was Disneyland Paris, which has this list for its Easy Access Card:
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Setting aside whether that's the correct list of conditions that should be accomodated, it's pretty clear what is and isn't accepted, right? Like, you could probably map these to ICD-10 codes so there's no question about eligibility.
The list is clear, but such a list can never be comprehensive - that's the innate issue. My child's disability has been diagnosed in less than 1000 people *worldwide*. There's over 7,000 rare genetic disorders, according to the NIH they impact 25-30 *million* Americans alone. Now sure not all of these disorders will result in needs that require DAS, others will be so impacted by their disability that they will never likely attend Disney - but there are many in the middle who can and would. When you start creating lists specific to diagnoses, people who do need the accommodations are highly likely to be left out, especially the more rare the diagnosis.