gac at sw/us?

[scojos]

i would like to know if sw or us respect the disney gac or if they have there own equivalent card, and if so what does it do?
we are staying on site at hrh to get fotl to avoid josh queing to much and as usual will get there as early as poss, but sw is a different story :rolleyes:
going there after a late night so wont get there until 10ish, by which time i am sure it will be heaving :sad2:
any info very welcome
tracy

[spiceycat]

most of SW is shows not rides - so you won't have a long wait at SW.

just check the map when you arrive it has the times on it.

the few rides - Atlantis,KraKen, Wild Arctic - the only one I would even consider for a person with disability is Wild Arctic.

Atlantis and Kraken are both roller coaster....

however if you really want to ride
http://4adventure.com/seaworld/fla/ar_kraken_ride.aspx

if you are staying at a US hotel you have FOLE - there is nothing faster.

[JenJen]

In California they do have a sort of card but we almost never use it just have it with us just in case. We normally just walk right into the shows. We have used it maybe once on wild artic that is it.

[SueM in MN]

just to clarify because it wasn't mentioned, the WDW GAC only applies to the WDW parks.
Universal has a link to download their Rider's Guide. (http://www.universalorlando.com/pi_gs_ada.html)
And here's a link to Sea World's Disability guide. (http://www.seaworld.com/seaworld/fla/pi_access.aspx)

[Talking Hands]

Sea World does have a type of GAC. Ask at Guest Services as you enter the park. They were great same as Disney.