That was my biggest issue with them and as i said som cordial mature emails and follow ups went a long way and i was approved on thing i will say is that i received an email literally the morning the “changes” were made with more than basic generic bs Maybe a coincidence maybe not but its what my experience was
I KNOW what you are saying. But I don't agree with it. Who says that all Autistic kids are incapable of waiting in some lines? Every kid has their own trigger. For some it is the length of time in the lines, some it is being closed in, some the dark, for my niece, it is the noises, etc. You are trying to pigeon hole autistic people saying that they absolutely can not wait in any traditional line, while saying that everyone else can find a way for this other accommodation to work for them. That is not reality.
That would make the attractions much more efficient and reduce unfair hardship on the business.
Why should any?
Thank you! Someone gets the ridiculousness of this all. Irony seems lost on so many.
NO ONE is saying all autistic kids can’t wait in lines and need DAS. We’ve said so multiple times.
Because for some, their actual issues are caused by the queue. For many, it’s something else that is the causing the issue, not the queue.
Then RTQ would work correct?
It would work better than fine trust me…
I am still waiting to hear what they do with solo guests or those with 1 adult and young children.
Again i was asked not to go public with what was told to me on how it works all ill say is that as explained it is way more than acceptable as an alternative and if people dont feel that way then they are simply not being realistic (full disclosure there are multiple reasons they will do their best to keep this info from the public and im actually shocked noone has publicly posted specifics).
Possibly. Most of the people being approved for DAS are children who can’t be left alone, so it would be quite a bit harder than when it’s only adults. Having this small group have different access, because again it’s needed in all queues, might make less work for Disney than them approaching a CM at every ride (because they need it at every ride). Not sure why Disney decided to go that route.
Hopefully people got smart after last time. They likely don’t want access taken away from everyone, so are smart not to share…
Well the tik tocker had no issues posting her experience. Gotta get those clicks i guess.
Yeah I’m not a fan of that. I just think it can lead others to use the information in a way they shouldn’t.
But adults with RTQ can wait with 1 other guest as well correct? So the family can split the same way and meet up with the group at the merge point.
In some situations yes, in others no. It will depend on the traveling party and if more than 1 adult is needed to care for the disabled child or not. I honestly think Disney believes they are saving themselves time by having DAS for this small percentage. Because, like I said, they would need to discuss at every single queue. I mean really, it’s Disneys choice to make there
I wasn't asking you to say anything. It was more that I wish Disney would be more forthright about their procedures. Why all the secrecy if what they are offering works so well? Seems strange. But I was under the impression that Disney won't talk to anyone about it unless you already have a trip booked.
IMO the reason for the secrecy is to stop people from overwhelming the system. If it got out, those even without disabilities will try and use it
