I just wanted to report back about my trip incase it can be helpful and encouraging to others in similar situation.
I did go ask about a DAS, I was able to give them my typed statement about my needs/problems I was having. The woman was so nice and understanding about me not wanting to talk about it out loud with so many people around. I did tell her I would be willing to talk to her in a more private place if needed but she said I did a good job explaining my needs in my note. (This was NOT a note from my dr, it was me writing down what my needs were.) I was so happy to see that most of WDW bathroom stalls are private and by that I mean you can't see through cracks in the door like you can in most bathrooms. I loved the privacy and knowing people couldn't see what I was doing. I also loved that most of the handicapped stalls had a sink in there which was so helpful to me. Having the DAS card was such a help in alleviating my stress and worry about being stuck somewhere too long and enabling me to make it to the bathroom in time so I didn't have a mess. I also loved that I could come back anytime after the time listed (unlike a FP you have only the one hour window). Every cast member at each ride was nice and understanding. A few times the DAS electronic system went down and they gave a paper card.
I did go ask about a DAS, I was able to give them my typed statement about my needs/problems I was having. The woman was so nice and understanding about me not wanting to talk about it out loud with so many people around. I did tell her I would be willing to talk to her in a more private place if needed but she said I did a good job explaining my needs in my note. (This was NOT a note from my dr, it was me writing down what my needs were.) I was so happy to see that most of WDW bathroom stalls are private and by that I mean you can't see through cracks in the door like you can in most bathrooms. I loved the privacy and knowing people couldn't see what I was doing. I also loved that most of the handicapped stalls had a sink in there which was so helpful to me. Having the DAS card was such a help in alleviating my stress and worry about being stuck somewhere too long and enabling me to make it to the bathroom in time so I didn't have a mess. I also loved that I could come back anytime after the time listed (unlike a FP you have only the one hour window). Every cast member at each ride was nice and understanding. A few times the DAS electronic system went down and they gave a paper card.
