DAS Issue - Can anyone help?

[Maggie'sMom]

right after I get a Fastpass for Space Mountain and my FP says to come back at 8pm, (even though I got the FP at 1pm) an hour after I got the FP I can get another FP for any other attraction even Space Mountain.

What does RFID mean?
Is there a thread that has all of the abbreviations?
And thank you for explaining everything Sue you are the best!

RFID = radio frequency identification.

 

[SueM in MN]

right after I get a Fastpass for Space Mountain and my FP says to come back at 8pm, (even though I got the FP at 1pm) an hour after I got the FP I can get another FP for any other attraction even Space Mountain.

What does RFID mean?
Is there a thread that has all of the abbreviations?
And thank you for explaining everything Sue you are the best!

You are right about how Fastpass works at Disneyland

Here is some information from Disney about RFID:
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/my-disney-experience/frequency-technology/

And a link with a better explanation of Fastpass Plus:
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/fastpass.htm

 

[oohykitten]

I have stayed out of all theses posts in the past because its just BLAH but does your son use PECS? I know for us, we used the DAS card and allowed our son to use a similar system with an iPad program called "Choice works" to get his ride ideas from a picture icon. He knows he does 1, then 2, then 3, sometimes 2 is a break in between. Its been very useful to plan our day and get rides HE wants accomplished for our trip.

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/me...pcot-guide-guest-disability-november-2012.pdf

https://wdpromedia.disney.go.com/me...disabilities-services/wdw_cognitive_guide.pdf

personally I think these guides are the BEST, and have been more then helpful with our trip planning!

Its like everything else in our child's life, a LOT of work but those smiles and enjoyment (even if there is a meltdown or two) are totally worth the efforts.