There have been reports that half of the adults are required to stay in line, so for larger parties it would have to be more than a single “sacrificial guest”.
Where are you finding these? I’ve been relying on this forum to get feedback on how things are going but it’s mixed with so much other stuff in here that the reports are few and far between.
Since it opened, TRON has been very strict on the boarding window - even for DAS-users. As a VQ attraction you can't actually obtain a standard DAS Return Time; instead you obtain a VQ like everyone else and then once the boarding group is called you can convert it to DAS and enter through the LL. If your party arrives within that window and asks for an extension, it may be granted but you still need to arrive within the window. For TRON. All other VQ attractions are not strict on the return.
Last night we made the decision to go to MK today after the kids get out from school. At that time I realized the DAS had expired so today we renewed it
I'm recovering from a spinal injury, and yeah, holding it isn't always a thing.
Thank you for clarifying. This would be absolutely fine for me. Just to get on a few rides with my nephew would be great. He chooses his riding partner and it’s one of the best parts of my Disney day to get chosen. Even VQ return lines are a no go for him, so DAS is it for us.
I really hope they streamline the procedures quickly, so that guests will know what to expect— in the cases where someone needs to leave the line rapidly.
Yes I included those (IBD), I suffer from an IBD, so I know all too well, believe me
Reading your story as a non-Das park visitor makes me furious for you. I have a lot of compassion for families with special needs children.
Trust me, I can come up with an elaborate situation if needed to combat that situation, but for the sake of not wanting too many ideas to float around, I won't divulge my idea
I plan to thank them for addressing the problem of overuse and shortening the LL lines.
There is an easy solution to that, but again, I don't want to spill out details, it comes down to how committed someone is to go full out, and knowing how disgusting people are to fake disabilities, they'll take every measure and strategy imaginable to get it done
I feel the problem with chron’s/IBS is that people get the DAS even if they are on remission. I think that’s a grey area
The issue with chron’s/IBSand a ton of other issues is that people still get the DAS even when they are on remission and in reality have no need for it. The real issue is that Disney expects anyone to wait for hours in a line after paying thousands of dollars for a vacation. So people go into their medical chart to find something that qualifies them for DAS and they are not lying when they apply for a DAS. I have a son with autism we never asked for a DAS when FP was available but on our first trip after FP we had to leave the park after a couple of hours because he lost it. So we get DAS now and can actually stay a few hours before he needs to go back to the hotel. But honestly I would not personally take a trip by myself or with my other kids because I have no desire to stand in line for hours. So the DAS abuse is a problem Disney created.
I’ve mainly been reading reports from here and reddit. A lot of people on reddit applied on the first/second day and were denied. It’s definitely been hard to find first hand experiences while trying to sift through all the other comments though.
Because ADA law prevents that is the short answer, look back through and it is a bit more complicated, but in short not allowed.
How would the CM at the ride know that a guest has a medical condition preventing them from having control??? If someone says to me they need to leave to go to the bathroom, my first thought isn't that they might have a medical condition, it's that they need to go to the bathroom. Assuming someone has a medical condition like this based on looks alone seems incredibly judgy.
Thank you for the grace. Families with SN do appreciate it.
