How are folks getting in Fast Pass Lane...

[scottb8888]

Just came back from 5 hot night at WDW. We saw many people flash a card and enter the FastPass lane. Not the folks that need to because of Disabilities, but folks without disabilities. I asked the CM and all she said was various VIP's

 

[Ecomommy09]

They are using them for recovery fast passes, DAS, etc.

 

[lovethattink]

This is being answered over and over again. DAS, Club 33, Golden Oaks, VIP, Child Swap, and Multi-Experience pass when a ride breaks down.

And many people have hidden disabilities which are not visible, hence hidden.

 

[Duck143]

Could be Rider Swap. We were give 2 FP's for our AK day because we got stuck and eventually evacuated off of Splash Mt. We waited in a 60 minute line to get on and an hour stuck in a log! We went to GS and they gave us the 2 FP to use the next day.

 

[Pyxie]

There are many reasons including rider swap, Club 33, DAS pass, etc. But I'll mention that a lot of the disabilities covered under DAS are not "physical" disabilities that you can see.

 

[scottb8888]

got it, thanks. I got the impression there was some level of AP that got you that type of entry.

 

[Ecomommy09]

There are many reasons including rider swap, Club 33, DAS pass, etc. But I'll mention that a lot of the disabilities covered under DAS are not "physical" disabilities that you can see.

And that is a great point. Physical disabilities don't typically fall under DAS. If you CAN wait in line, you should not need the DAS. You are wise and kind.

 

[EpcotPhoenician]

But I'll mention that a lot of the disabilities covered under DAS are not "physical" disabilities that you can see.

Thank you for pointing this out. I used DAS for my trip a few weeks ago, and since my disability is cognitive (opposed to physical), I was constantly getting sarcastic comments from guests waiting in the normal queue.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Question has been answered (again). Closing thread.