What rides are available for DAS at Disneyland

[iamporch]

I am looking for a list of rides that you can use DAS for at Disneyland. I can only find the list for ones available for advance selections. I don't think that is the same as when you are actually in the park is it?

Thanks

 

[lanejudy]

To my knowledge, DAS is valid at all attractions which have a posted standby. That should include all rides, some shows and possibly some character meets (if back).

 

[Lesley Wake]

I am looking for a list of rides that you can use DAS for at Disneyland. I can only find the list for ones available for advance selections. I don't think that is the same as when you are actually in the park is it?

Thanks

As PP said, pretty much every ride has DAS, even if there isn't a LL. I think Train, Boats, and Monorail are the only non-DAS rides.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

As PP said, pretty much every ride has DAS, even if there isn't a LL. I think Train, Boats, and Monorail are the only non-DAS rides.

Add the Main Street vehicles to that list.

 

[lanejudy]

I think Train, Boats, and Monorail are the only non-DAS rides.

Add the Main Street vehicles to that list.

Aren’t those things considered “transportation” more so than “attractions?”

 

[shosh1530]

We've been able to use DAS on all rides (except the vehicles already mentioned). The only one we had trouble booking on the app was Pixar Pal Around non-swinging. You only have the option to book swinging. Guest Services advised us to do that and then tell them we wanted the non-swinging car when we went to the exit to ride.

I have not seen any shows or character meets on DAS at DLR, but maybe I haven't looked for them.

 

[Lesley Wake]

Aren’t those things considered “transportation” more so than “attractions?”

Yes and no. Because they are in the park they are officially categorized as "attractions" per Disney. Things like the trams or buses or monorail/skyliner at WDW are not in the park so they are classified as transportation and paid as such by union rules (interestingly enough, the Friendship Boats on Crescent Lake are considered Attractions because they operate inside Epcot too). It's all semantics lol!

 

[Becx N Gav]

Hi, is there somewhere to find out how each ride works with DAS? For example my nephew and SIL will be coming to DL with my son and I. Nephew is autistic and so won't be able to queue. Do my son and I have to queue while SIL/nephew do their thing and then they join us when ready to board? I've never experienced any of the ride swap options or different entrances - only read about them - so this will be totally new to me. I want to make sure he has the best time possible and know as much as possible before we go (will be travelling August 2023) - thanks!

 

[mamabunny]

Hi, is there somewhere to find out how each ride works with DAS? For example my nephew and SIL will be coming to DL with my son and I. Nephew is autistic and so won't be able to queue. Do my son and I have to queue while SIL/nephew do their thing and then they join us when ready to board? I've never experienced any of the ride swap options or different entrances - only read about them - so this will be totally new to me. I want to make sure he has the best time possible and know as much as possible before we go (will be travelling August 2023) - thanks!

Start with this thread (it is pinned to the front page of this forum in case you lose the link) and read it first. It should answer the great majority of your questions, and you can share it with the other adults who will be on your trip.