Das and fatasmic

[Bean786]

How does it work?

No wheel chair, when should we arrive? What area typically are you say in? Or it doesn't matter.

 

[Bean786]

Anybody?

 

[SueM in MN]

I just have time for a quick answer.

Seating for guests with wheelchairs is across the entire top row, with a few seats in the very front row. There is no way to tell how busy it will be for guests with wheelchairs or ECVs - there may be lots of those when the park is not busy or few when the park is busy.

With DAS or Fastpass Plus, you will go in a separate Fastpass Plus entrance. If you do Fastpass Plus, you will have a window of time to enter - but I would go toward the beginning of the window. If your person using a wheelchair can get out, go down one or 2 steps and transfer to a seat, there are more spots available.

 

[Iggipolka]

We just got back from a trip Feb 16- 23rd and used the DAS for the 8:30 show. No wheelchair. We arrived at 8:00 and were waved through the FP+ area. We literally were the only people walking up that side with the hordes of non FP+ people all on the other side.
Once we got into the theater, we were free to sit where we wanted and no one checked our DAS again.
Very Easy.

 

[ratlenhum]

Do you need to get this listed as a time on the DAS or just show up when they are letting people in?

 

[SueM in MN]

Do you need to get this listed as a time on the DAS or just show up when they are letting people in?

You would need to use it as one of your Fastpass Plus times or get a DAS Return Time (they might let you in with just showing the DAS, but it would be safer to get a Return Time).

 

[Iggipolka]

Do you need to get this listed as a time on the DAS or just show up when they are letting people in?

We didn't need to get a return time, just showed the DAS & were directed to the FP side. However, we went to the 2nd show & it wasn't very crowded. It might be different for the first show that tends to have more people.