Universal Disability Pass

[Hoodie]

I know Disney's DAS backward and forward. For the first time, we may venture to Universal for a day or two. I understand it's similar - getting a return time, can only have 1 return time that is active, etc. Do they require a picture of the card holder like Disney? (That threw my son off the first time). Are they more strict than Disney? Are there more questions asked? (Disney asked zero questions last time we went. Just trying to be prepared, although it becomes pretty obvious quickly that he has issues being in one spot for long.) I know planning will be more difficult as well since we were filling our wait times with Fast Passes at Disney and we won't have that at Universal.

Also, does Universal do stroller as a wheelchair? We've never gone that route and he'll probably be too big for it anyway, but that "bubble" helps a lot at Disney. I am not too familiar with Universal's queues and don't know how crowded/compact they get.

Thanks for any info!

 

[Aladora]

We got this pass a few years ago so my memory might be a bit fuzzy. However, I don't remember them asking any more questions than Disneyland did. The one major difference is that, like WDW, you go to the attraction to get the return time unlike DL where you go to a kiosk.

Good luck!

 

[TheRustyScupper]

I know Disney's DAS backward and forward.

Basically, WDW more-or-less copied DAS from Universal, instead of the other way around.