Disney Special Pass?

[randumb0]

So I'm watching someone on youtube walk through the standard fast pass line on BTMRR. The standby line is quite long. I asked how they are able to walk through the fast pass line and they said they have a special pass. Is anyone familiar with this?

 

[mitsukoshi samurai]

DAS?

 

[yulilin3]

So I'm watching someone on youtube walk through the standard fast pass line on BTMRR. The standby line is quite long. I asked how they are able to walk through the fast pass line and they said they have a special pass. Is anyone familiar with this?

DAS, Rider swap or the ride was down and they got a fp for it

 

[ToyStoryManiaMouse]

If they have a sensory disability, such as Autism, or another disability that prevent waiting in long lines (bladder issues, insulin needs) they may use a DAS pass. This pass allows those individuals to get a return time for an attraction based on the wait time when they request the time. They can then go attend to their needs or wait in an area that is more able to accommodate their disability before returning to the ride. These passes do not have a slot like a Fast Pass and people can only hold one return time at a time. So I can't walk through MK and get a return time for each ride. With DAS, you go to the ride, they give you a time based on the wait time, and you come back when or after it is your turn.

(Reminder that many people using DAS may not look disabled, but they still really need DAS. It's never ok to ask about someone else's disability. If someone says they have a pass and doesn't want to share any more information, they should never be pressured to)

 

[randumb0]

DAS, Rider swap or the ride was down and they got a fp for it

It must be DAS. Some lines they wait the normal wait and at another times they scan their ban. One person asks another to get a return time for a ride

 

[yulilin3]

It must be DAS. Some lines they wait the normal wait and at another times they scan their ban. One person asks another to get a return time for a ride

Mystery solved

 

[Rockbro]

I'm pretty sure DAS isn't even a thing anymore with COVID and park capacity and distancing.

And when I say I'm pretty sure, I mean that I have no idea Just a guess!

 

[lovethattink]

It must be DAS. Some lines they wait the normal wait and at another times they scan their ban. One person asks another to get a return time for a ride

Someone with a DAS may hold only 1 return time at a time. So if they have a return time for one attraction, they’d have to use standby to ride another before the return time.

 

[lovethattink]

I'm pretty sure DAS isn't even a thing anymore with COVID and park capacity and distancing.

And when I say I'm pretty sure, I mean that I have no idea Just a guess!

DAS still is a thing.

 

[Rockbro]

DAS still is a thing.

I stand corrected.

 

[randumb0]

@yulilin3 Thanks for answering my question feel free to close the thread