GAC and Fantasmic

[mama23babies]

We're leaving for the World in the morning!! This is our second trip, we were there last year. One thing we'd like to try that we missed last year is Fantasmic. My almost 6 year old son who is diagnosed with Asperger's, has some issues with noises, but we're not always sure what's going to bother him. Sometimes we think he'll be afraid and he's just fine. My question is, can we use our GAC for Fantasmic? Is there special seating so we could leave if we had to? Also, would we have to wait in the long line for over an hour, this wouldn't be good, or can we use our GAC and not have to wait as long. I don't know if he can stand and wait for that long, he does have some low muscle tone issues.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!!

deb

 

[livndisney]

We're leaving for the World in the morning!! This is our second trip, we were there last year. One thing we'd like to try that we missed last year is Fantasmic. My almost 6 year old son who is diagnosed with Asperger's, has some issues with noises, but we're not always sure what's going to bother him. Sometimes we think he'll be afraid and he's just fine. My question is, can we use our GAC for Fantasmic? Is there special seating so we could leave if we had to? Also, would we have to wait in the long line for over an hour, this wouldn't be good, or can we use our GAC and not have to wait as long. I don't know if he can stand and wait for that long, he does have some low muscle tone issues.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!!

deb

We tried Fantasmic a couple of months ago. You can use GAC and the seating is usually at the back. We did not wait in line- but rather used Sue's suggestion and went to the theater after they started letting people in. We made it about 10 minutes into the show and we had to leave-it was just too much for my DD. Too many people, too much noise, too "scary".

 

[Cheshire Figment]

There is no way to bypass the line for Fantasmic as there is only the one line.

When you get near the top of the theater, stay to the right with the wheelchairs/ECVs and show the GAC to the CM there who will be able to get you seated either with the wheelchair/ECV seating or at the end of a row so you can get out if needed.