Helpful tips when trying to register for a DAS pass for Disney World

[elhalstuch]

We are going to Disney World in September. For the past 2 days we have been trying to get a DAS pass for our adult son who has autism. We started at 7:00 in the morning when it first started and waited 2 hours both times until we had to give up to take care of our son who started to melt down. We called Disney directly and left an email as well. I thought the purpose of DAS was to make a trip to Disney less stressful for people with challenges. Is there any advice that anyone can give us that can make this less stressful? We live in a small apartment in New York so trying to keep him occupied in a room is really not an option.

 

[bluecruiser]

There's good information in these threads from the disABILITES forum:

WDW DAS changes starting May 20, 2024 & Disneyland June 18, 2024 Updated 6/25

DAS Approval/Denial with New DAS Guidelines START 5/20 WDW & 6/18 DL (long thread, no need to read the whole thing, but check out the last couple pages or so)

If you don't find what you're looking for in the above threads, you can post a new thread in the disAbilities forum.