DAS equivalent in DLP?

[Nikkimouse44]

Hello. We will be coming from America next summer. I have two kids, one with AHDH which he takes medication for, and one with severe asthma that we see a specialist for.

When going to WDW Orlando, we have been approved for their DAS pass for my son with AHDH (after the changes took place).

Is there something similar in DLP, for either of my kids?

We have medical records for both conditions through our doctors, and we also have 504 plans through the school.

Also - is there smoking allowed in the parks? When we were in Italy people smoked everywhere - even the Zoo! - which caused a terrible asthma attack for my son.

 

[A Squared]

Hello. We will be coming from America next summer. I have two kids, one with AHDH which he takes medication for, and one with severe asthma that we see a specialist for.

When going to WDW Orlando, we have been approved for their DAS pass for my son with AHDH (after the changes took place).

Is there something similar in DLP, for either of my kids?

We have medical records for both conditions through our doctors, and we also have 504 plans through the school.

Also - is there smoking allowed in the parks? When we were in Italy people smoked everywhere - even the Zoo! - which caused a terrible asthma attack for my son.

Disneyland Paris has a Priority Pass and an Easy Access Pass, you need proof of your condition and/or disability to get them. If you go to Disneyland Paris own website you can find more information about these passes and how to apply for one.
DLP has designated areas for smoking but people seem to smoke where ever they wanted outside. Inside we didn't see anyone smoking.

 

[Bad Pink Tink 2.0]

Regarding smoking. Its getting better than it was but its a cultural thing. French people will smoke and vap outdoors and in outdoor queuing areas, and don't care that the parks are non smoking except in the designated areas. The front line cms dont enforce the no smoking due to the confrontational nature of French people. It is what it is.

 

[Nikkimouse44]

Regarding smoking. Its getting better than it was but its a cultural thing. French people will smoke and vap outdoors and in outdoor queuing areas, and don't care that the parks are non smoking except in the designated areas. The front line cms dont enforce the no smoking due to the confrontational nature of French people. It is what it is.

Thank you, that’s good to know so I can plan for asthma management!

 

[Nikkimouse44]

Disneyland Paris has a Priority Pass and an Easy Access Pass, you need proof of your condition and/or disability to get them. If you go to Disneyland Paris own website you can find more information about these passes and how to apply for one.
DLP has designated areas for smoking but people seem to smoke where ever they wanted outside. Inside we didn't see anyone smoking.

I did not see AHDH as a reason. It looks like my sons severe asthma might qualify for the easy access pass.