Pre trip DAS

[Carolwoodpr]

I will be applying for the DAS 4 days before our trip. I will have a scooter but cannot stat at all due to balance issues. My question is this: I know if you do it 4 days ahead you get two ‘free’ genie+ passes. Can one of these be at Disneyland and one at DCA?

Thanks in advance for your help. We will be there the 19-23 of November.

 

[Pluto468]

I will be applying for the DAS 4 days before our trip. I will have a scooter but cannot stat at all due to balance issues. My question is this: I know if you do it 4 days ahead you get two ‘free’ genie+ passes. Can one of these be at Disneyland and one at DCA?

Thanks in advance for your help. We will be there the 19-23 of November.

You can register up to 30 days in advance. You'll be able to choose rides for either park. When I registered my daughter in July the process was very easy and DAS made a big difference for our trip. The only thing is you may be on hold for a long time! Once it took an hour to get through, but once it took 5 minutes. I guess it just depends on how busy they are. You'll need to have a video call with them.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/disability-access-service/register/

 

[crvetter]

I will be applying for the DAS 4 days before our trip. I will have a scooter but cannot stat at all due to balance issues. My question is this: I know if you do it 4 days ahead you get two ‘free’ genie+ passes. Can one of these be at Disneyland and one at DCA?

Thanks in advance for your help. We will be there the 19-23 of November.

Just to know for mobility only issues they will deny DAS. As all line will either accommodate a scooter or they will give a return time at the entrance to enter through the exit normally. DAS is for issues that waiting in line wouldn’t be possible for health.

So be prepared for them to push back if you express being in a scooter and not being able to stand since they accommodate in other ways for that.

 

[gottalovepluto]

If you’re applying you should do it as soon as the window opens to apply. There is limited availability for those 2 LLs a day and the closer one gets to the trip the slimmer pickings get.

That said as mentioned above mobility issues do not qualify for DAS so you may not even need to worry about this if you don’t have other issues! There is no instant access DAS, you would still need your ecv for the lightening lanes as they can be up to 20 mins long. The reason Disney does not grant a DAS for mobility issues is they allow you to take your mobility device all the way to the loading area (in a couple cases you leave the ecv and take a Disney provided wc your party will need to push) or receive a wheelchair return time at all attractions.

 

[Carolwoodpr]

I thought we had to wait until we got the tickets loaded 4days in advance to get them for the family too. And I do have other issues.