DAS questions

[Belle1962]

Hello, it’s been forever since I’ve gone with a group larger than myself or myself and grandson. This time there will be the “full four” of my family. My questions are: what rides are DAS eligible and will I be able to use DAS during MNSSHP? Thank you.

 

[jennab]

I believe all rides that have a wait time posted in MDE are eligible. Virtual queue rides you must obtain the virtual queue like everyone else, then once your group is called you can get it converted to DAS to go through the LL still.

For MNSSHP, yes, DAS can be used. However, there has to be a posted wait time to obtain a DAS so the period between park close and party starting there won’t be any wait times posted. Just keep this in mind.

Also, have you already been approved? If not, rules have changed as of May this year. Keep that in mind.

 

[Belle1962]

Thank you.

 

[Bellex917]

I believe all rides that have a wait time posted in MDE are eligible. Virtual queue rides you must obtain the virtual queue like everyone else, then once your group is called you can get it converted to DAS to go through the LL still.

For MNSSHP, yes, DAS can be used. However, there has to be a posted wait time to obtain a DAS so the period between park close and party starting there won’t be any wait times posted. Just keep this in mind.

Also, have you already been approved? If not, rules have changed as of May this year. Keep that in mind.

To go off this post, I actually called today to get DAS for my daughter (and was approved). We are going down next month ONLY for the Halloween party so they approved it for just that. They said from 6-7 when the DAS tile doesn't appear in the app, to just go to the ride and they'll issue a return time.

 

[HopperFan]

To go off this post, I actually called today to get DAS for my daughter (and was approved). We are going down next month ONLY for the Halloween party so they approved it for just that. They said from 6-7 when the DAS tile doesn't appear in the app, to just go to the ride and they'll issue a return time.

From experience, yes that is how it works.