How Many on a GAC?

[MEM]

I have successfully used the GAC for my party of four- me, DH, DS, DD. Can anyone tell me how many people can be listed on the card? I want to say six. The reason I ask is that my children's godparents will be on the next trip with us and they need to learn how to handle DS disability (PDD-autism) so we want to include them on the GAC.

The search function has been disabled so I could not find anything.

Thank you!

 

[klwally]

I got one for my son, we had 6 in our party and didn't have a problem getting 6 on the card. I beleive that is limit as well.

 

[crazyforgoofy]

We used the GAC last summer for Hannah (newly diagnosed diabetic). She was having lots of troubles with blood sugar lows and with the heat. They gave us a GAC to use her stroller as a wheelchair and allowed all 9 of us to go with her on the rides/attractions she chose. No one questioned it once. We didn't use it many times (once for parade seating, a couple times for rides so she wouldn't have to wait in the heat too long). Hannah was happy as were her parents, sibs, grandparents and uncle and aunt (me) to share in the fun.

 

[SueM in MN]

The general answer is 5 plus the person with a disability that the GAC is issued to ( a total of 6).
That said, if your party is, for example parents and children totally 5 and 2 grandparents, they can make exceptions if needed (like Hannah's family had).
For some of the shows and parade seating, there are limited number of spaces, so if it's not busy, you may be all able to be in one spot, but if it's busy, they may limit the seating to the person with a disability plus one companion.