Make a wish

[Fasspass]

I am traveling with my sister in law this Christmas to disneyworld. They are going as part of make a wish. When we go on the attractions does just her family or all of the party go to the handicap entrence? Hope someone knows

 

[Mskanga]

When my daughter was on her make a wish trip we had a max of people in the GAC , five people. Only child and immediate family , not extended.

 

[SueM in MN]

When my daughter was on her make a wish trip we had a max of people in the GAC , five people. Only child and immediate family , not extended.

WDW considers a 'party' for a GAC to be a total of 6 people - 5 plus the person with a disability. They do make exceptions in certain cases (like if a family has 5 children, mom + dad, they would allow the 7 and not make them leave one person behind).

I am traveling with my sister in law this Christmas to disneyworld. They are going as part of make a wish. When we go on the attractions does just her family or all of the party go to the handicap entrence? Hope someone knows

Most attractions don't actually have a handicapped entrance - for most attractions, people with disabilities use the regular line. They may be routed to another place for boarding before reaching the regular boarding point.
Guests on Make a Wish trips are given access that meets their needs and meets what is available at that attraction. This may mean some guests on MAW trips are going thru the exit for certain attractions, use the Fastpass line for others or use the regular line for attractions when that would meet their needs.