We bring you a lot of stories every single day. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up. So in case you missed anything from our feed, we have rounded up all our stories in one place to get the news at a glance. Here is your Daily Recap for Tuesday, October 12, 2021. Walt Disney World … Read more
Guests can now pre-register for the Disability Access Service at Walt Disney World from home. Eligible guests can request a live chat 2 – 30 days before their visit to pre-register and select two attraction return times in advance. Before registration, guests are advised to do the following: add your travel party to your Family & … Read more
Disneyland Paris will be changing their disability access program starting December 3. The current system involving green and orange cards will be replaced with one involving a self-assessment and three types of access. Disabled guests will no longer be required to have someone accompanying them, allowing for more autonomy. Accompanying persons will therefore no longer … Read more
We bring you a lot of stories every single day. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up. So in case you missed anything from our feed, we have rounded up all our stories in one place to get the news at a glance. Here is your Daily Recap for Monday, October 11, 2021. Walt Disney World … Read more
In addition to the launch of Disney Genie, Genie+, and Lightning Lane, the new self-selection tool for Disability Access Service (DAS) return times will launch on October 19 at Walt Disney World. It was previously announced that the service would be integrated into Genie, which is part of the My Disney Experience App. Those who … Read more
We bring you a lot of stories every single day. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up. So in case you missed anything from our feed, we have rounded up all our stories in one place to get the news at a glance. Here is your Daily Recap for Wednesday, August 18, 2021. Walt Disney World … Read more
In addition to the announcement for the new Genie, Genie+, and Lightning Lane services coming to Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort, it was also revealed that digital options are coming to the Disability Access Service (DAS) program. The program is designed to assist guests who cannot wait in the traditional queues for attractions. With … Read more
While enjoying our time before the rain began earlier today in Magic Kingdom, we spotted a friendly Cast Member standing by a sign for a new location for guests looking to utilize Disability Access and Rider Switch services for attractions around Frontierland. This new location can be found in Frontierland near Splash Mountain and Big … Read more
With Walt Disney World re-opening on July 11, Disney is implementing several new policies to keep guests and Cast Members safe during the continued COVID-19 pandemic. These precautions include the cancellation of all FastPass+ through the end of the year so the extra queue space can be used for social distancing measures. Thankfully for disabled … Read more
In Part 1 of my accessibility guide, I focused on Disney’s services for people with mobility, hearing, and visual disabilities. In this second part, I’ll be focusing on visiting the parks with a cognitive disability. As I mentioned in part 1, I am autistic, so I have much more personal experience with this subject than … Read more
Going to Walt Disney World when you have a disability can be difficult and sometimes overwhelming. There’s a lot of uncertainty being in a new place and knowing what to expect can help, so I wanted to put together as comprehensive of an accessibility guide as I could. Of course, disability is an umbrella term … Read more