disneyobessed
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2005
Can anyone tell me how this has been working since it has replaced the GAC card? We get to book our Fast passes soon and are teying to figure things out.
Is there a list of which rides have seperate times for wheelchairs? Im trying to figure out fast passes and I thought I read rides with wheelchair entrances will give wheelchair users be given a time to come back at a different time.
. . . I thought I read rides with wheelchair entrances will give wheelchair users be given a time to come back at a different time.
1) No.
2) In most cases, the chair person waits at the entrance for his/her party.
3) When they work their way through the line, they all join again. *
4) Then, they are admitted as a group.
5) There is no preference for wheelchair people.
6) As well there should not be (without a different DAS reason).
* Example: At Living With The Land, the wheelchair-ECV goes around the
line. They wait for the rest of their party to get through the line. Once
joined, they all get on the ride.
The disABILITIES FAQ sticky lists which rides have a separate entrance for accessibility. There are relatively few. Whether or not wheelchair return times are being given out may depend on how busy the park is that day/time. Unlike DL, WDW does not always seem to be handing out return cards for the accessible entrance. If the wait isn't long, they'll send you directly to that entrance.
Enjoy your vacation!
1) No.
2) In most cases, the chair person waits at the entrance for his/her party.
3) When they work their way through the line, they all join again. *
4) Then, they are admitted as a group.
5) There is no preference for wheelchair people.
6) As well there should not be (without a different DAS reason).
* Example: At Living With The Land, the wheelchair-ECV goes around the
line. They wait for the rest of their party to get through the line. Once
joined, they all get on the ride.
TheRustyScupper said:1) No.
2) In most cases, the chair person waits at the entrance for his/her party.
3) When they work their way through the line, they all join again. *
4) Then, they are admitted as a group.
5) There is no preference for wheelchair people.
6) As well there should not be (without a different DAS reason).
* Example: At Living With The Land, the wheelchair-ECV goes around the
line. They wait for the rest of their party to get through the line. Once
joined, they all get on the ride.
This is not true, You are given a wheelchair return time,and your whole family stays together! They do not make the wheelchair person stay alone other wise they would spend most the trip alone... When it's not busy they sometimes don't give out a return time. Most rides have no.way of the wheelchair user meeting up with their party at the ride,I can think of many where this would be impossible. Your posts always have to have a negative directed towards the poster,making them feel there trying to cheat people out of something or get preferential treatment,I really don't think that numbers 5 and 6 need to be added to all your posts?