Experience Access Entitlement - What Is This?

[lizzytizzy]

Daughter got denied for DAS today but she was given Experience Access Entitlement 2x/day. What is this? Is it like lightning lane?

 

[theMoreDisneytheBetter]

In the past they are equivalent to the anytime LLs that one gets when a ride breaks down that you have a LL for. I don’t know if yours will come with restrictions about what kinds of rides can be accessed. “Normal” ones are typically restricted.

 

[lizzytizzy]

In the past they are equivalent to the anytime LLs that one gets when a ride breaks down that you have a LL for. I don’t know if yours will come with restrictions about what kinds of rides can be accessed. “Normal” ones are typically restricted.

Ok, thank you!

 

[Evita_W]

DH was denied at Disneyland, but was provided with this as well when we went. Between wheelchair return times and these, it worked for us, not sure it would work as well at Disney World, but that's another story.

As for restrictions, the only attraction it didn't work on at the Disneyland Resort was Tiana's and you could use it on attractions that don't have Lightning Lane as well, so if a queue is accessible, but doesn't have Lightning Lane, you could use it there. You could also use it at an attraction that the queue is not accessible and has no lightning lane, but at that point it makes more sense to get what there are now calling location return times (new name? for wheelchair return times)

 

[lizzytizzy]

DH was denied at Disneyland, but was provided with this as well when we went. Between wheelchair return times and these, it worked for us, not sure it would work as well at Disney World, but that's another story.

As for restrictions, the only attraction it didn't work on at the Disneyland Resort was Tiana's and you could use it on attractions that don't have Lightning Lane as well, so if a queue is accessible, but doesn't have Lightning Lane, you could use it there. You could also use it at an attraction that the queue is not accessible and has no lightning lane, but at that point it makes more sense to get what there are now calling location return times (new name? for wheelchair return times)

Thank you.

 

[Evita_W]

You are welcome, also always let the CMs know you are going to use one of these before scanning in, it can help simplify the process.