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Our family has viewed WDW as a place for us to be together for 50 years now, my family came the first year it was open and has been returning at least once/twice a year since. Because WDW could accommodate disabilities (which we have needed for the last 15 years), we were able to continue to...

What is most upsetting to me is the experience of the disabled person being diminished. Before the disabled person had the ability to ride with their family, now the disabled person will be left to sit alone and then will ride with one other person. Everyone else that goes to WDW has the...

Honestly, asking a party of 2 to leave a person that needs accommodation alone, feels cruel and like a punishment for being disabled. Honestly also dangerous. This would be different if there were 3 or more. I hope that it works differently for solo and parties of 2.

Exactly, with rider swap-which I used when my kids were little, it meant both parents could ride. In the case I’m describing, above, I have just left my medically fragile mother alone for much of the day. That is concerning.

That is a completely different situation. The person waiting is with a kid that cannot ride.

I literally would never ride these rides by myself-I’ve been to Disney about 100 times. I literally only need to ride with my mom.

I’m curious how rider switch will work with 2 people. My mom cannot wait in the traditional line. So do I leave her by herself with her wheelchair; then I HAVE to ride by myself to allow me to be able to ride with her? That is crazy-I do not need to ride by myself and then again. Do I wait until...

My mother has qualified for a DAS and before that a GAC pass for 20 years due to her disability and inability to wait in a normal line. Today we learn that Disney has changed their policy. Nothing about my mother’s disability changed today-she is still unable to wait. And yes we always get...

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Got my virtual queue for GoG and now can’t do anything else.

It’s working but this is crazy. When it was free, it was easier to overlook these problems. It’s too expensive for this to happen

Just wanted to share our experience registering for a DAS for Disneyland. We logged on Friday afternoon and I was expecting an hours long wait, but it was only 30 minutes. Both of my parents need a DAS, so I was also expecting to have to repeat the process twice, but the CM was able to help...

My mom uses an EVC for mobility and has a DAS for other reasons. It has never been an issue at WDW or Disneyland.

Excellent!!! Have Fun!

Try at 1pm-lots of people have had success then.

Don’t worry about the size of your party. We had 6 people a couple of weeks ago and got a BG 3/3 days at 7am. We had 3 people trying all on the same account.

We did last week-waits were very minimal. I think we were there about 2 hours before close and did Dinosaur, EE, FoP and Navi. We even played some of the dinosaur carnival games.

Honestly, the airport was the scariest part of our trip. It is crowded, people everywhere, little mask compliance. I was so happy we all have pre-check, the security lines seemed like a nightmare.

Thanks to everyone here-we were able to score a boarding pass for each of the 3 days we were here BG 23, 13 and 21. The tips here are best!

it was down this morning too, then again during lunch- I thought it had been running more consistently.