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Glad that you found a good room even if it wasn't perfect. Look forward to your next old west and cowboy trip. 👍👍👍

It all looks like a really good time. My family and I love to check-out museums like the Buffalo Bill Museum. The rodeo looks like a really good one. It just goes to show that the old west and cowboy spirit just can't be disrupted by rain, thunder, and wind. When you're on the range, you have to put up with the weather and get the job done. It doesn't seem to be any different at the rodeo.

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Sad truth Disney doesn't want the disabled in their parks anymore 😔 I used to love Disney but they have gotten so cold as a company! Since they don't want care, I'll keep my money 😢 nobody wants to be where they are not wanted! 💯🙄

Do these stricter conditions only apply to Florida’s park?

I bet it was a great show!

I think it was ok.But should have had a walk in shower.

I don't have much experience with the DAS, in my experience with Disney, I only had an issue with the Tower of Terror ride at California Adventure. Something with the ride itself triggered a complete mental breakdown from a disability that I did not even know I had at the time, I may be wrong about my recollection of the event, but I believe that it was veterans working with Disney Security as well as Guests that had recognized what was going on and were the first to point out that I was suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or even Shellshock, this would not be confirmed for a long time after this in 2017. My experience then was that the attitude toward the disabled community was hit or miss. While I don't have anything personal against Disney, they need to start working with the community to develop policies.

Great video natalie. I'm a little speechless about the dass pass changes in the disney parks. My disability is visual and nothing more. Usually while i'm standing in line, i use the white cane for checking if the line of people are moving or not moving forward. If there's another tip, let me know

I’ve used the DAS pass in both Disney World and Disneyland (leg vascular issues/66 yrs old) Why not a Dr’s certification or note from Guests in advance to make it legitimate?

The transfer device at Pirates is similar to the one at the Frozen ride. It kinda looks like stairs a dog uses to get onto a bed. So instead of a flat transfer board it has the option for your arms to have stairs to go down and up from the low distance of the car. I permanently can’t walk but sometimes I can use my arm’s strength. They didn’t have this at Disneyland for the longest time so I would crawl, well, more scoot backwards getting wet and gross. One day a cast member got really mad at me but I was like, if I have to crawl because you aren’t providing other accommodations then I will. They clearly felt very uncomfortable at watching a grown woman crawl in public. Needless to say, the next time I went to Disneyland they had one of these devices they have at the Frozen ride at Disneyland.

Can't wait to see what it looks like with all the modifications.

We have top of the line passes so now we will drop down to pay for genie.

Disney is just greedy

gorgeous!

Im not disabled, but this looks ridiculouse. What do you do in this situation. Is your wheelchair able to go down or are you forced to go back to where you left from?❤

I think what Disney fails to see, is that with the DAS they've made their parks accessible for many people who wouldn't have come otherwise.bof course I know there's people abusing the system, but I wouldn't ever have booked without DAS (and now I probably won't get it because I probably won't "look autistic enough" for them...

I'll tell you a story when I actually gave up my annual pass to Walt Disney World it was about like 2008 they took my grandma the back way why they made me stay in the standby line while I stood there in the heat and had a seizure on the high mansion

I'm telling you right now regular people that have money and Vloggers that have money will pay for stuff and that's what they're going for he needs to be hit with a class action lawsuit of what will the Walt Disney Company Bob Iger should pay the price

A lot of the vloggers and travel agencies screw this up for us along with greedy Bob Iger

I have cerebral palsy I have epileptic seizures what they're doing is it right under the Ada they cannot use a third party vendor we can go after them with a class action lawsuit and they will fall

Annual pass holders that do not have children, lied about having disabilities. They said that they identified as … without any proof. I have a disabled son and I am willing to show documentation to prove it

We haven't visited either park but I would also be interested in knowing which is more accessible.

Disney shouldn't screw the disabled just to sell gene plus

Love this band, saw them back in april it was amazing

Sounds good. I'm going to check it out.👍

I think you're hurting your cause when you start complaining about which specific transfer device is implemented.

I want to see A Family Affair. If I didn’t watch your channel, I wouldn’t know what movies were out there!

I have cerebral palsy, and back in the early 2000s that red card actually got you and your party on the attraction (almost right away), it was great! Then they made it so you got a return time, which I wasn't happy about but I made it work (with a combo of Gene and DAS), and now this! I get people are abusing it, but this is making the whole experience for disabled people not enjoyable!

Unfortunately with how the changes have been at WDW since the new DAS was implemented, it makes me rethink Disney as my happy place, some of the suggestions sound great on paper for other alternatives but in reality haven’t been implemented, Cast Members are actually being reprimanded for their usage of giving out return to queue passes if it exceeds some arbitrary limit that day….others have no idea how to effectively implement any other “accommodations”

We are done with Disney. Recent interaction was final insult. Have been going for years from Uk. Thats a 2 week holiday usually averaging about £10000 for the trip. I have 3 x metal work in right ankle and although fully mobile, when standing I very quickly am in significant pain. This is additional to the pain of having that issue and trying to navigate a park all day. I take 3 x pain meds over the day plus NSAID gel just to cope. So with that background the only way I have been able to visit is with the DAS accommodation. With the updates I enquired about this and was told the following: 1. Disney refuse to speak about this unless I buy a ticket. In UK that is illegal. 2. My partner can queue and wait for the duration and then I can join. 2 weeks spent on holiday, where only chance over the year we get to be together and supposedly half of our day we part ways and go solo. 3. I said I simply cannot do the park without accommodation, again refused to even discuss options unless I bought a ticket. In UK we buy 14 day tickets unique to the UK, this cost > £500. They expect that outlay without even knowing if I could use the ticket. 4. They say oh just buy a single day then get a refund to discuss. Thats not an option as these tickets are not refundable in the UK and if no accommodation why would I transfer to another date when still the same issue. 5. 8 of us are going but I only want the accommodation for me and partner, still no discussion. Result all 8 of us have said 100% thats us finished will not set foot in Disney again. Not only that, we all have Disney +, that is being cancelled too. Reality is I don’t think they give a damn. On the reverse, Universal’s system has been amazing, really accommodating, easy to navigate and based solely on the letter from a doctor. If my doctor states I require the accommodation who are Disney to put so many barriers in the way. I said it feels discriminatory but they say not based on US law. Bottom line people won’t be bullied into spending if they won’t meet you half way. I am a registered nurse and the thought of abusing a system fills me with horror but was left feeling labelled as though my request was not valid. Its disgusting. I implore people to speak out about this and not accept it. Please raise awareness, if not illegal it is certainly unethical.

here's the money they're losing now: mine. I cannot stand there in a line. Some autistic kid screaming in a line is not a bigger risk than me decking someone who keeps bumping into me.

It’s obvious why they’ve instituted these changes, but some of the new guidelines don’t seem to be ADA-compliant. I hope their legal team advises them on necessary changes. It sounds like a huge mess right now. Glad we just went right before the changes took place. Hoping things get ironed out prior to my family’s next trip. 🤷🏻‍♀️

The problem is the honor system fails every time. I waited for TWO HOURS with a toddler for slinky dog dash while my wife waited with babies. I was told by a cast member 6 in 10 lightning lanes were DAS who could book and rebook once scanned in! And they could enroll months in advance, taking early lightning lanes. It was too good to be true! Let it go.

I have Tourette's syndrome and when my anxiety level gets higher, my physical tics get more frequent and sometimes even violent (I mean that my arms will shoot straight up with no warning and stuff like that). I can't wait to see how it goes on my next trip when my arms start moving up and down, or my upper body starts swinging and I'm stuck in a regular stand-by line. That's gonna be so much fun

I have multiple sclerosis and I’m in the wheelchair pretty much all the time and my bladder is very weak so I may need the toilet at short notice! And due to my illness my cognitive memory is awful and I cannot remember things that may have been told just 5ago!

This sounds ludicrous.

The thing with the "return times" is ridiculous because it means you would need to discuss your issues with a different cast members each time you wanted to go on a ride. That is exhausting and embarrassing to have to "explain yourself" many times a day and even then there's no guarantee they'll give you a return time. Even with the accessible attractions, there can be issues. For example, with Guardians of the Galaxy, they a great ground floor option for anyone with mobility devices, but at one point they force everyone to crowd into tiny space, telling people to fill all available spaces. As someone with a cane, I've been pushed and tripped several times and even had people knock my cane down and walk away. Lots of the rides have transfer devices that are custom made for the ride vehicle. I've seen it used on Space Mountain, Mickey and Minne's Railway, several others. Ride of the Resistance has swing out doors...which I only learned of after about the 10th time I nearly tripped and fell. A cast member asked if I needed the door open, and I was like, "Wait you can do that?" LOL Totally made getting in and out of the car easier. Now I always ask. One of my biggest pet peeves regarding accessibility is about food. I often visit Disneyland solo. I have a DAS pass, for now. I have a combination of issues, but I have learned I need to rent an ECV to prevent a lot of issues for my own well-being. But when you are solo driving an ECV, getting food is tricky. Only ONE quick service food establishment offers takeout containers for your food, if you ask one. That's Rancho del Zocalo. None of the others have takeout containers! I've asked. So, imagine being alone, driving a mobility device and trying to carry an open container of food or a tray, in a fruitless effort to find a place to stop and eat and not spill your food? It's such a simple thing, but literally none of them offer it except the one place. Oddly enough, you can get take out container at the table service restaurants... no problem! But they are more expensive and require reservations which are often difficult or impossible to get. I just don't understand why they can't accommodate such a simple, easy request. Especially for DAS holders who would prefer to go find a quiet corner to eat in peace. Las ttime I went, I bourgh tmy own empty containers for this very reason and the security guy was all, "What's this for?" I explained and he just looked at me funny. They don't get it. A lot of people who don't deal with disabilities don't seem to grasp the little things involved with accessibility. Edit: I will correct this... Jolly Holiday has containers, I learned... but you can't mobile order...you.have to get in line and ask. They will put.the tomato soup in an insulated coffee cup with a lid. Game changer!! I love that soup... but, waiting in.line with an ECV there is a nightmare because of the ramp.

It’s should be installed due to ada law

My guess is way too many people abusing it.

have you submitted your various concerns & ideas to DOT who is working on this right now? Check with John Sage of Sage Travel.

President John Adams (one of the writers of the U.S. Constitution) Felt Inalienable Rights Require a God when he said: “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” Adams saw the future collapse of the USA, our great republic, and the demise of the U.S. Constitution, when the U.S. population became immoral, greedy, and abandoned its Judeo-Christian values and the family unit was destroyed.

With how many years old you was for wheelchair?

How many years old you have of age ?

I like The actors-Ryan and Emily maybe one to see

it's supposed to be what happens if Donald Trump becomes president again cuz he said he won't abide by the Constitution he's going to suspend the Constitution and the 24th Amendment and that means he could serve three terms or more of course Donald Trump if he gets into the White House again will destroy everything and take our constitutional rights and suspend them that's what he said

Movie was great loved ir

Good video, Natalie! Best of luck with your channel.

Hi from japan. I also use a wheelchair. You are so inspiring. Thank you for great contents.❤

The writers did not want to write a "Birth of a Nation" or a scenario that could be replicated. Its an immersive deterrent. Great commentary!