2nd try at Disney family trip 2022

[Christine caine]

Ok everyone just rebooked flights and off site hotel last night. Today I spent a bit of time planning and purchased the Disney world park tickets and universal tickets as well. Now I’m broke but happy finally getting to take my grandsons to Disneyworld finally. Let’s hope it doesn’t get cancell again. We are leaving May 8. Even booked a few days to do nothing lol. Only thing I have too do is pick out days to go to parks and reserve them. Any suggestions on this. I did purchase park hopper and genie plus. This will make it easier for my disabled grandson And adults to deal with him waiting in lines.
Happy to finally be going.

 

[Silvermist999]

Disney has a Disability Access Service (DAS) that accommodates guests with disabilities and difficulties waiting in queues. I think this would be helpful for your grandson. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/en_CA/guest-services/disability-access-service/

 

[Silvermist999]

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[Christine caine]

Thank you for the help with that suggestion. I actually heard about it from an emergency room Dr. on one of our visits to hospital. He takes disabled kids down for a treat. Asked him to come with us lol. My only thing is does anyone know how many rides we can book per day and is it only for the kids? I have also splurged for Disney genie plus just in case doesn't work out. Also I think I can only do it 30 days before but going to be hard since we are telling kids. I guess we can tell them it's for a Dr they will not notice hopefully. Maybe tell person on meeting about the surprise and maybe they can help.

 

[Sue M]

Undercover Tourist web site has a park crowd calendar. Useful for planing what park to go to on which day.
Definitely go to Guest Services to get Disability pass. I think it’s good for the entire party? But don’t know if there is a cap on numbers.

Also not sure of how many Disney days you have. But I’d recommend 2 days MK, 1 day DHS, 1-2 days AK and 1-2 days Epcot. Depending. I feel like the young ones may be bored with much of World Showcase? Depends on the kid.

 

[tinkerone]

DAS really depends on the disability. My sister has MS and can not stand in a long line due to this. She was in a wheelchair when we entered Epcot and the CM stopped us and asked a few questions then told us to go to customer service and get a DAS exception. We did just that, the wait time was about 30 minutes. When we got to the CM they told us that she was not eligible, we could use the wheelchair to take her through the line. It was a total waste of time. I would suggest doing the online chat before you go to get it approved so you don’t waste time in the park. Also, i think it covers up to 6 in your party.