FP+ and Disable

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So...we haven't been to WDW in a few weeks, and I am going Jan 5-10. I have a Handidap sticker cause of rebuilt knee/ankle/toes. Used the new Disable pass in Oct, and it worked ok when I got used to it.
BUT....how will the FP+ and a Disable pass work? Looked for a thread on this, but didn't find what I was looking for..
Wasn't sure if I should post it here or on the Disable thread...
Thanks for any info!
 
There is an entire thread dedicated to the new system on the DISabilities forum. Check there.

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I used both DAS and FP+ last oct/nov for 21 days.

you can use both systems as they are entirely separate.
book your 3 FP+ and use the DAS to ride again or to ride other rides.
You can show up for a FP+ return and have your DAS card validated for a return at standby time minus 10 minutes. No problem.
 
I know for a fact every person that every made a comment about the GAC will have somethîng to say and I'm saying right now, you can't have it both ways! NOW we as already a minority oh wait we took advantage of you guys that live a normal live"take that GAC don't you dare give these kids that struggle everyday of their live just take a moment in their live now we have to bat rake constantly when the crap and I say crap for a reason DASOmg Do u guys get what happens, I will end this post just b/c I can I don't understand where Anyone can make a judgement on any disable but all I ask PLEASE don't ever think if you have me nt one person with Autism you have me to one person with Autism
 

So...we haven't been to WDW in a few weeks, and I am going Jan 5-10. I have a Handidap sticker cause of rebuilt knee/ankle/toes. Used the new Disable pass in Oct, and it worked ok when I got used to it. BUT....how will the FP+ and a Disable pass work? Looked for a thread on this, but didn't find what I was looking for.. Wasn't sure if I should post it here or on the Disable thread... Thanks for any info!
they will tell you it's a mobility problem and no u don't get the card
 
I know for a fact every person that every made a comment about the GAC will have somethîng to say and I'm saying right now, you can't have it both ways! NOW we as already a minority oh wait we took advantage of you guys that live a normal live"take that GAC don't you dare give these kids that struggle everyday of their live just take a moment in their live now we have to bat rake constantly when the crap and I say crap for a reason DASOmg Do u guys get what happens, I will end this post just b/c I can I don't understand where Anyone can make a judgement on any disable but all I ask PLEASE don't ever think if you have me nt one person with Autism you have me to one person with Autism
this post made absolutely NO sense please ignor my point was totally lost sorry agan
 
If your problem is strictly a mobility issue, they will suggest a wheelchair or ECV and not give a DAS card (Disability Access Service).
The reason for that is that the average guest walks at least 5 miles in a day at the parks, much of it outside of attractions.

Using DAS actually involves more walking at this point, because guests need to go to attractions to get a Return Time (or send someone ahead with the DAS card to do that).

This is a link to the thread about DAS at WDW. The first post in that thread is DAS FAQs.
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3178976

As was already mentioned, Fastpass Plus is completely separate from DAS. They are meant to be used together.
 


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