Tokyo & Paris

[cmwade77]

Does anyone have information about access for those with "hidden" disabilities at Disneyland Tokyo or Paris? I have two issues, I can not stand for long periods of time and when I have to use the restroom it can be almost instant, not all of the time, but a decent amount where if I were in the middle of a que it could be a problem.

 

[cmwade77]

Also, I should mention I do get a GAC at both Disneyland and WDW, I still end up having to wait, but I get to at least wait in a different area and my wait inside the ques are minimal.

 

[syko]

For Disneyland Paris you MUST provide a doctors letter, or a disabled parking bage, some evidence that you are disabled. You will be given a blue card (last time I went) and you use this the same way as a GAC, but they only let you have a party of 4.

 

[Absimilliard]

For Paris, there's also an additional restriction for Peter Pan's Flight, Space Mountain, Indiana Jones and Rock n Roller Coaster. You must be able to walk on your own the length of the station or you can't ride unfortunately.

As far as I know, there is no blue card for the Walt Disney Studios. But then, the park is always empty, so that should not be a problem.