Alternative Accomodations offered for ‘Unique Party’?

[s3058]

Hey guys, first trip with no DAS but will be travelling with just myself and carer who can’t be separated.

The cast member said to let the cast member at each attraction know we had a “unique party” and that they would provide a different accommodation then meeting up or return to queue.

Does anybody have any experience of what these may be? She said they were different for each ride. I am very very nervous about having to explain over and over again!

Thanks!

 

[OurBigTrip]

You shouldn’t have to explain anything hung other that what the CM told you to say. If they don’t know what that is, ask for a manager .

 

[chrisney]

Hey guys, first trip with no DAS but will be travelling with just myself and carer who can’t be separated.

The cast member said to let the cast member at each attraction know we had a “unique party” and that they would provide a different accommodation then meeting up or return to queue.

Does anybody have any experience of what these may be? She said they were different for each ride. I am very very nervous about having to explain over and over again!

Thanks!

I'm laughing...I guess unique isn't unique because that's what our party of three all needing mobility devices is called. I our case, we've been issued a return time for each attraction, had our passes scanned and then entered via Lightening Lane.

 

[OurBigTrip]

I'm laughing...I guess unique isn't unique because that's what our party of three all needing mobility devices is called. I our case, we've been issued a return time for each attraction, had our passes scanned and then entered via Lightening Lane.

I think the term refers to the number of people in the party who either need assistance or have to provide the assistance, rather the whole number of people in thee party.

A party of two where the disabled person can wait alone most likely wouldn’t get the unique party size accommodation.