Universal Orlando Resort has made changes to its queue accommodations system, and no longer requires guests to sign up for the third-party IBCCES Accessibility Card (IAC). Universal No Longer Requiring IBCCES Accessibility Card We confirmed with a Guest Services Team Member in the parks on Monday, September 23, that guests who do not already have … Read more
Rumors suggest that Disney will switch to a third-party company for their Disability Access Service (DAS) sometime soon. Disney’s Disability Access Service WDWNT’s source indicated the switch could be as soon as two weeks from now, but nothing has been announced or confirmed, and plans are always subject to change. The service may be similar … Read more
Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood are now requiring guests to go through a third party service and provide documentation in order to receive accommodations. Guests will need to apply through IBCCES, a third party service, prior to visiting the parks in order to qualify for an Attractions Assistance Pass. This is a very … Read more