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There are some POTC videos. That may relax your friend, who might otherwise be afraid the whole time wondering what comes next. If in the end your friend doesn't want to go, there is no reason you couldn't still enjoy the ride. It's fun even on your own.

Is it difficult to get requests met? I have to admit that Disney has been great about accommodating our needs. We need to be on the first floor because my son jumps a lot when having sensory processing problems. Being close to parking is also important to me. If I go in the spring will I have...

We do smart planning. We go on recommended days, get there as early as we can, and have a touring plan. It is not enough to allow my son to go on rides. I agree everyone shouldn't be able to get the same accommodations- it should be based on true need. I do wish that proof could be used...

So, my son should have to suffer to make up for cheaters and abusers? You are saying that abuse would make others wait longer, so better that the disabled have to give up touring the parks or wait longer and maybe go on no rides because they should pay for con artists and frauds? Why is my 5...

I actually go on far more rides when touring with only my neurotypical children. We wait in the normal line, and the whole experience is 100 percent easier than when my son with autism tours the park. No, not ONLY disabled kids should ride...what you don't understand is that without assistance...

No, we never were when we went into those lines with the stroller as wheelchair tag. We always waited in order.

We usually stay on site. Next trip we plan on staying at Wyndham Bonnet Creek. As for actual hotels, not condos, I know that Residence Inn has a full kitchen. There are no in-unit washers/dryers. But they do have them in the building (at least at the one's we've stayed at in other...

I love this picture. It is perfect and exactly what so many people do not understand.

I was thinking we would do a 2 bedroom, but if 8 could get a 3 bedroom for that price it would be so great. No one would have to sleep on the couch pull-out.

Thank you! I will sure ask about that - it sounds like a nice way to view them (if they still allow it).

One bad thing about this system (the DAS) is how much running around you have to do. Get the time, go across the park, go back, go back the other way. I would think that going back to TSM to get a new time and then back to Star Tours would just be more walking back and forth. That's one...

We have only stayed at Disney resorts, but I am seriously considering staying at Bonnet Creek next year. I love the atmosphere of the Disney resorts and the convenience of the food courts. Yet, the cost of a two bedroom unit with kitchen and living room is a fraction of the cost of a DVC two...

They are completely different. As the PP said, the tour has real actresses/actors and the one at Hollywood Studios is puppets. My kids loved both versions and had a great time at both.

Eric was from Little Mermaid, long before Princess and the Frog. Flynn Rider is from Tangled.

How is this helpful in this thread about using the DAS? This is your personal opinion and this thread is not a debate as it has been posted before. Sometimes I think people post things like this in a thread about using the DAS just to be argumentative and insulting knowing that the people...

I thought this thread was for how the DAS works not personal opinion about whether or not people should have one or not/ opinion about who is disabled/ view on accommodations.

We've used the dining plan every time but have decided against it for next time. We just don't eat that many desserts. It seems crazy to say it, but I guess because all of the food is so high calorie there compared to regular life that my teenage son can't even eat two desserts and a snack...

Very True

Right? If it allows ACCESS as required by law, how can it be that it is sometimes not available? To me that doesn't make sense. I'm confused. Are you saying that those with disabilities don't have ACCESS to the parties? The parties are for those with no disability? I think you have...

Not directed at you poster but building on your idea. I think too for the girls that these movies portay idea that the right woman saves the man who is the lying womanizing thief and changes him. Many "romance" stories do. However that doesn't mean I won't let my DDs watch princess movies...