Disney’s reservation system and people with disabilities

[KatMac]

I’m curious to know if people with disabilities are struggling with the reservation system. I have a chronic illness that leaves me with good days, great days, bad days and awful days. Unfortunately, there’s no way to know in advance what kind of day it’ll be until I wake up. Of course, nobody wants to get three strikes and end up locked out of the system for 30 days. Last week, I woke up feeling very poorly, but I had a reservation. I dragged myself to the parks, had dinner and left. I went for no other reason than to avoid a penalty when I truly should have been home resting.

I‘d be interested in knowing how other people with disabilities deal with this.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

I’m curious to know if people with disabilities are struggling with the reservation system. I have a chronic illness that leaves me with good days, great days, bad days and awful days. Unfortunately, there’s no way to know in advance what kind of day it’ll be until I wake up. Of course, nobody wants to get three strikes and end up locked out of the system for 30 days. Last week, I woke up feeling very poorly, but I had a reservation. I dragged myself to the parks, had dinner and left. I went for no other reason than to avoid a penalty when I truly should have been home resting.

I‘d be interested in knowing how other people with disabilities deal with this.

I struggle with the reservation system, too. It definitely wasn't designed with disabilities and chronic illnesses in mind. Send in a comment to Disney about your experience (use the "contact us" link at the bottom of the DLR website) -- it really can help for more people to let Disney management know how this system isn't working and how it could be improved.