SueM in MN
combining the teacups with a roller coaster
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Thanks everyone for adding to the information.
Like I mentioned, I was not traveling with anyone with a disability, so did not use any accessibility 'features'.
What I was told was the 'proof' only applied to Europeans since they do have some proof, but having a doctor's letter would be the best option. Since CMs at Guest Relations may not be aware that visitors from the US don't need proof of disability in the US, they may ask for the same proof they ask from Europeans.
Like I mentioned, I was not traveling with anyone with a disability, so did not use any accessibility 'features'.
What I was told was the 'proof' only applied to Europeans since they do have some proof, but having a doctor's letter would be the best option. Since CMs at Guest Relations may not be aware that visitors from the US don't need proof of disability in the US, they may ask for the same proof they ask from Europeans.
