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@@edinburghandbeyond no it doesn’t sadly. The Facebook group plus size at dlp is good at discussing going on this ride

@@snowiestpie451thefox3 hi, message me on Facebook. The name of my page is stupid since Facebook made pages remove the word Disney. The page used to be disabled at Disneyland Paris but is currently disabled and visiting Mickey at Paris. Some rides you can stay in your chair, others you can take your chair right up to it. Big thunder you can take your chair right up to it and even the side folds down (you have to ask for it) to make a little platform seat to make transferring that bit easier

I learnt after this one and edit in a different way. SL is the next hotel to have its refurb (likely 2025). Let’s hope they don’t remove this

@@DisabledAtDisneyNo indeed, as for caretakers (both family and professional) having some down time is important. Theme parks are hard work, especially with special needs children (of all ages ;) ), to have time to wind down, while still being able to "quickly come over to help in case of an emergency", is vital! People think it's juts "oh they ask for free stuff again" (I had that remark thrown at me several times), but it's more that I wish to make sure that those i the field get less stress and can have a bit of time to themselves before sleep. Even in the special needs community I ran into some, well let's just say what it is is, selfish folks. They did everything "by themselves anyway!", but forget that some do not have that luxury. Some special needs folks need an extra person there. And that person deserves respect and good secondary working conditions. We like/love our caretakers/needs providers, and we should show them our love. Not a "OH they want more free stuff!", I rather deal with a threshold in the door, than to force them to be over stressed and not have their wind down time. Sorry it's my personal frustration in dealing with Hotels and other vacation spots that don't seem to keep these things in mind. And one of the things that Disney did well, was this extra space for care professionals. So again, sorry for writing this long book, but it's an open nerve :P .

I don’t think it’s great on a whole, it has a bad reputation towards the treatment of autism, both high support needs and low support needs. I’ve only explored the area around disney and found dropped curbs (the area was all newly built in the 90’s) and people to be helpful. The supermarkets have a checkout isle dedicated to disabled people although if your disability isn’t obvious they will ask for proof of it, something that I can’t imagine happening in the uk for something as minor as using help in a supermarket. I’ve spoken to people who have lived in France who were disabled, physically disabled people seemed happy there, people with autism (the ones I’ve met, so ones with families who are supporting them) although happy, seem to have a much rougher time than those in the uk (which is saying something!). There’s also no emergency pull cords in hotels or disabled toilets for if you fall, and changing places toilets aren’t common.

@@DisabledAtDisney thanks for your thoughtful, informative reply. It’s good to hear from someone actually on the scene.

Hi, These are one option but your friend also has the option of asking to see the allergy folder and eat from the main menu. They can’t guarantee that this will be free from cross contamination like these meals but the food will be a lot nicer. In buffets someone should show you around with the allergy folder and show you what you can have but some cast members are better than this, if you aren’t confident in your cast member, don’t be afraid to ask for someone else. These safe allergy meals I featured which are guaranteed cost different prices in different places. I’ll comment with the prices

Counter services for 3 courses €15, in table service €22. A la carte, €8 for the starter or desert and €14 for the main. People have been charged normal dining price in the character dining locations

Hi Ella, that’s fine :)

@@DisabledAtDisney perfect thank you so much!!

No problem. It’s so frustrating when cameras let you down!

He really is! It’s still my fav moment I watched at Disney!

Really

I’m sorry I didn’t see your comment. Yes I think it is, especially if that person enjoys parades and shows. There’s some rides they can go on and lots of non ride things to see and do

Thank you for the footage x

We really don't know at this point. I would assume it would still be for the family group but can't say for sure

Thank you, I've tried to avoid that happening in future videos and will see if i can edit this one

That’s awful, not what you expect to be doing when you book a trip to Disney

No there isn’t, they say it’s due to the evacuation procedure so they want you to demonstrate you can do stairs without a problem

Sorry I some how missed this comment. Its an excellent suggestion which I will do when I next return to DLP

Keeperofgiggly sorry I’ve only just seen this comment. If you look at my video ‘beat the queues to get into disney’ you will see the ticket booth just past the Donald desk and the disabled entrance.

Do you have Facebook? If you messaged ‘disabled at Disneyland Paris’ I can show you on the map

Jacinta Irwin they take the rope down as soon as the characters have come out. The crowd then surged forward and its hard if you get caught in it. Bare in mind this was filmed on a really quiet night, it can turn into a crush and be really hard if your disabled or have multiple children

Disabled At Disney that’s scary people die in crushes, where I live 3 teens got crushed when waiting to go into a st Patrick day disco🙈. The bit you are standing is the disability line?

Jacinta Irwin there wasn’t a disabled line sadly. I opted for there as the only spot I like (where I filmed the other one from) was taken and so this was the only area where I wouldn’t be in the middle of a crowd

Jacinta Irwin there was an area at the front for disabled people. It ran multiple times through the day and then at studios closing time with the fireworks but it was only on during Christmas season. It’s not been announced if it will return this year or not. Currently there is a Star Wars show on there in the same place with a disabled area at the front

Disabled At Disney thank you

It’s on twice a night during Christmas season

Oh to have beautiful shows back

Its sad she is often missed off things

Worry about Ann else

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A very wet Duffy waves back!

Keeperofgiggly just past the arches towards Bella Notte

It’s quieter than Main Street but most people had run for cover which is why no one is along the route!

Souris Mimi I’m glad you enjoyed it, I hope you get to see it. It’s on multiple times a day :)

@@DisabledAtDisney Thank you! Yes I did ! And Twice ! One with a choir, and another just with the little team :-)

We did get very lucky with the view. The show filled me with Christmas spirit!

Rachael Harris it was truly magical :) the most magical time to visit :)

Thank you :)

Miss Ameliaz unfortunetly there isn’t (we have given feedback on this). Have you got a second adult or child who can hold open the door? If you pop out and the door closes you can’t open it back up, there is a board only a few steps away but you need someone to hold open the door while you check

Miss Ameliaz although if you are using special Assitance to get to the gate they will give you a pager which goes off when its time to go

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Its the exit for most people but disabled people should go in the exit to enter the ride

They are so good with all other rides, is a shame this one lets them down. Subscribe and hit the bell if you would like to see more helpful videos for disabled people at Disneyland Paris.

Sorry I'm only replying now. I have no idea why they did that to your husband, wheelchair users are allowed to remain in their chair until transferring onto the ride seats. If you would like to see more helpful videos for disabled people at Disneyland Paris please subscribe and hit the bell button.