disability pamphelts for parks

[disneyobessed]

anyone know how you get the pamphlets that each park has on guests with disabilities?

 

[Donnask8pro]

I just got them in the mail. Email them or call. They will send them out asap . Disney.com

 

[Andrew Bichard]

You can also pick them up ar your Disney Resort front desk, or at the entrances to the parks.


Andrew

 

[HopperFan]

http://pixiedustinn.com/disabilitiesfaq/DisabilitiesFAQ.html

 

[SueM in MN]

or, there is a link to the Disney page about disabilities (which includes the text from the Guidebooks for Guests with Disabilities) on the disABILITIES FAQs thread.. The link to the Disney pages is on post number 3 of that thread.

 

[Eeyore'sthebest]

When we went to Guest Relations on our first day for our gac pass they gave us one.

 

[Princess Mommy]

You can ask at check in if they have them, when you get your GAC pass, or when your ressie is made you can request one aswell.

 

[Windy City Heather]

Please forgive me, What is a GAC pass?

I am just starting to research. My husband, daugter and I will be taking my mom to Disney World next September. We will be renting a scooter for her. She can walk but very limited, I don't think she would make it from the monorail to the end of main street.

 

[SueM in MN]

Please forgive me, What is a GAC pass?

I am just starting to research. My husband, daugter and I will be taking my mom to Disney World next September. We will be renting a scooter for her. She can walk but very limited, I don't think she would make it from the monorail to the end of main street.

GAC is a Guest Assistance Card and it's basically a tool to let CMs (Cast Members) know what sorts of accomidations/assistance people with invisible disabilities need. Someone using a wheelchair or ecv (scooter) doesn't usually need a GAC because the CMs can see that you need to use a wheelchair accessible line/ area.
The only reasons someone using a wheelchair /ecv would need one is if they have other needs that are not met by using the accessible area, or if they have a mobility device that looks like a stroller (some of the kids' size special needs strollers look a lot like regular strollers).

Since you indicated she is very limited in walking, you might want to look into renting a scooter from off-site. There is information about that in the disABILITITES FAQs near the top of the thread list.

 

[Windy City Heather]

Thank you.

We are planning on renting a scooter. Not sure from which company yet but we will be getting one.