Bladder control...does it qualify for DAS?

[DisneyBiskit]

Hello all,
A questions about the new DAS system...

As you can gather from my title, I was wondering if bladder control issues would qualify for a DAS on my card? As anyone with this condition knows, the "urge" to use the restroom is sudden. I'm good for the most part, but I rather have the ability to go use the restroom whenever I can rather than fighting my way to get out of line and force my partner to hold it or even stand aside if we are close to the front on the line.

Thank you in advance.
Chris

 

[lanejudy]

Nobody online can guarantee that you will qualify for a DAS. You will have to discuss your needs related to waiting in a traditional queue environment with a CM at Guest Relations in the park.

I would go armed with a back-up plan. Grab a map and always be aware of where the closest restroom is located. Always use the restroom before getting in any queue. If your situation is to such a degree, use of personal products can help avoid embarrassment in the event you don't get to a restroom on time. Be aware of not only length of a line, but also the length of the rides. Some rides can be quite lengthy, and one could get stuck on just about any ride for quite a while if there is a problem with the ride (or delayed even in FP+ line if a problem develops on the ride).

Enjoy your vacation!

 

[Schmeck]

Hello all,
A questions about the new DAS system...

As you can gather from my title, I was wondering if bladder control issues would qualify for a DAS on my card? As anyone with this condition knows, the "urge" to use the restroom is sudden. I'm good for the most part, but I rather have the ability to go use the restroom whenever I can rather than fighting my way to get out of line and force my partner to hold it or even stand aside if we are close to the front on the line.

Thank you in advance.
Chris

Do whatever you would do if the urge hits you while on the attraction? And remember that Ellen's Energy Adventure is realllllllly long.