I logged on right at 7am and was the first person... went through the "interview" and had my selections done all before 8am. It was definitely a lot easier than i expected
I went to disneyland paris last month with a disability pass and it was completely different. We had to register phisically at the park, I had to bring some kind of evidence that I actually needed the pass. so I used my Autipass, but a note from my doctor would have been okay too. There were no reservations. i was simply allowed to walk up to any ride through the exit and hop on, allong with the rest of my family. Sometimes there was a short line of other people with a das pass. For character meets we could skip the lines and the cast member would give us a return time, usually it was only a five minute wait. There was also a seperate disability line at the restaurants so we didn't have to wait too long there either. It was amazing. i honestly don't know how I used to manage disneyland without it
I appreciate this video. I have an annual pass and I didn’t know this was an option for me. It will definitely help me on the days I go with people who want to be at the park for long periods of time. I can only handle Disney for so long before I get overwhelmed.
My daughter and I just went to Disneyland 2 weeks ago with my daughter's Girl Scout troop. We are both on the spectrum. I didn't learn of the DAS pass until a few days before the trip. I was so overwhelmed with all the info online about it that I didn't get it. Luckily the troop leader helped us all get a genie plus pass so that we could skip the lines which was really great. Had I seen a video like this I probably wouldn't have been intimidated by the process. Thanks for breaking down the information and showing the process. Next time we go, I feel like I can do it.
I'm from Denmark (northern Europe) and I hope this will be available on out next holiday to either Florida or California. I had to tell my daughter I couldn't do Disney last we were there and she was disappointed. The heat and especially the enormous amount of (self-centered, sorry 🙈🤷♀️) people kept me away.
Hi Tay, did you enjoy your Disney World vacation? When I was young, I worked in Disneyland Paris as a Cast Member, and it was a sensory nightmare for me.
Oh wow! I'm sure you have a lot of stories you could tell. You know, our vacation was both incredible and exhausting. It was very difficult to manage the sensory overwhelm, and there were many moments of frustration, and challenges that were hard to work through, but I would do it all again! It was overall a huge success, and this DAS pass honestly made it possible. I'm convinced we wouldn't have even been able to stand in line for one ride without it.
Just in the interest of transparency, could you please disclose if this video, or your trip, was sponsored by Disney in any way? Fine if it was, I’d just want to know is all. Thanks 🙏 💕💕
Plus to having your son having a pass is both of you can have day of selections in line for separate rides. Me and my brother took 10 people on the rides 5 minutes apart because we both have autism when at cedar point. Any park go to guest relations and ask.
@@MomontheSpectrum my friend didn't understand why I told everyone to meet 2 hours from now to ride a Rollercoaster until I said we could walk on. She was worried they might be on a ride and then planned on it. We had a great time.
This is so amazing to learn about! I don't have a diagnosis, but I do get super over stimulated in crowds/long lines/loud places. This could be super helpful if I can ever afford to to go to Disney lol
@@MomontheSpectrum Thanks! A friend brought up the possibility of me being autistic/neurodivergent about a year ago and since then your channel has really helped me to better understand and accept myself ❤️
Unfortunately, Disney is not very accommodating to paraplegics who use wheelchairs for mobility. If you just use wheelchairs for mobility Disney states that DAS is not for you. Yet there are many rides that are not accessible. For example, the People Mover, Pirates of the Caribbean, Dinoland USA, space Mountain, Frozen, Na’vi River Journey, etc are all not accessible. There are others like Rocken Roller Coaster and the Run away railway that have this step transfer system but if you are unable to do elevated transfers (which is still not a reason for DAS access) you are unable to ride those as well. Rides like Slinky Dog, Everest, and Rise have car doors which make them very accessible but these rides are only a few in the parks. Guess Disney’s “wokeness” has not yet reached the population that deals with paralysis. Guess the part that really bothers me is I pay the same price for a ticket yet I’m limited on what I can enjoy at the parks. Sorry for my “Debbie Downer” post and don’t get my wrong, I’m happy it works for you. I’ve worked with individuals with autism and it can be very difficult so it’s nice to see when companies make accommodations. All the rides that I mentioned above could be made accessible, just like the ones that are already designed accessible like Rise and Slinky Dog.
I have Lupus, heat can cause horrible flare ups and standing up for long periods of time can be super painful so thank you for all the information! So helpful for my September trip! ❤️
Thank you!! I've been searching videos for someone else with lupus. I have lupus and AVN. It's so hard because I always get the "you don't look sick" comments. I'm getting anxiety thinking about explaining myself.
Wow. I wish we used this for our trip a couple weeks ago. This system is honestly very similar to what their normal fast pass program used to be. We never needed to worry about handling the park, because we could anticipate our day. Their new system is terrible, because you don’t know what reservations for rides you can get until 7am on that day. A schedule is SO important to me managing my day and it was MISERABLE. Talk about being overwhelmed and overstimulated for the week. Wishing we used the DAS pass. I’m glad you guys had a good experience.
I've been to Disney many times with my family and I have had either a meltdown or shutdown (something that I didn't realize was happening because I didn't know I was autistic when I was a kid) on every trip. My most prominent memory of Epcot is throwing up in the bushes right before the fireworks and spending the rest of the evening sitting in a wheelchair covering my ears. Now that I've been working on understanding myself and knowing what I need to do in order to not overdue things, I'm curious to see how our next trip to Disney goes.
For me it was waiting in lines. To this day I always get sick waiting in the line (dizzy, nauseous). Thankfully the fireworks don't bother me so much (though other noises and crowds do...) but I don't stay anymore because my SD doesn't really like them and I'd rather not put her through the stress.
I’ve had similar Disney experiences as a child and worried I wouldn’t be able to take my future child if they wanted to go. I’m glad to learn about this.
This is sooo helpful, thank you! We are going to Disney in October and my 10 year old son has ASD and ADHD so it's hard for him to wait in line very long without losing his mind. I was told about the DAS pass from my travel planner but she didn't really tell me what all it entailed so I was a little worried about how complicated it would be, you know since it seems EVERYTHING these days has to be complicated. Glad to hear it's not awful. I did have a quick question though, I have not received my ASD diagnosis yet (on a waitlist) so since my son is the one who it would be under, he will need to be present for the interview correct? Just want to make sure I keep him corralled as best I can if so. Thank you again for the wonderful information!
I was able to get and use the pass prior to my diagnosis, at that point I was self-diagnosed and in the process of diagnosis, and Disney can’t legally ask for proof of diagnosis so you could get the pass for yourself as well as your son. I believe if you are getting the pass for your son and registering online he would need to be present for the call as they take a photo of the user during the call to add to the pass for use in the parks. However, I don’t have any experience with this myself just heard from my research prior to my trip in Jan.
Thank you so much for this video!! I am also a mom with ASD and 2 ASD kids. I am currently planning our first trip to Disney and I have been struggling to figuring out how to handle the DAS pass. Thank you for clarifying why it is best to only get a single DAS pass for the whole party (of up to 6 people). And thank you for letting us know what the chat with the Cast member to approve the DAS was like. I am one who likes to prep "scripts" before interactions. I seriously loved all of the clarifying information that you included in this video! Thank you!!
The seperate passes are super helpful when the kiddos are older. I have teenagers. The only part of that they ask the teenager the questions, which can be difficult if verbal communications are not a strong suit. Its good to have a script just incase.
I didnt see any, but I believe you. Wish I would have found them before our video call. I was under prepaired, and it was kinda sad. Still happy ending tho because this pass is so helpful!! Universal also has a simular pass called the Orange Pass. Works simular but way easier to get, no app required
I don’t have personal experience, but based on my research prior to my trip, when registering you could do the talking as their guardian/carer, and your children would simply need to be present if they are to be the user of the pass as their photo would need to be taken during the registration process to be applied to their pass.
This is by far the best video I have watched on the setting up and registering for the DAS pass, and I have watched a lot of them. My sister has MS and requires a scooter to get around (no standing or walking), and after watching your video, I immediately sent her a link! We are both going in March of 2023, and we have our hotel reservations, tickets, and park reservations, so we are just counting down the days till we make that DAS call 30 days before our last day. I used to be a technical instructor and your video was clear, logical and concise. I feel that will arm us with being able to have the best experience we can have, so thanks so much!! 😃
We were at Disneyland last week. We had the Genie option(formerly Fastpass), so we were in short lines and had a great time. However, my wife did have a meltdown when we tried to watch the Fantasmic show. There was an insane amount of people gathered in one area and she couldn’t handle it. I wonder if there is some sort of DAS option for shows like Fantasmic and World of Color? There are roped of areas for these events, but we couldn’t get tickets for Fantasmic. We did get a ticket for a roped off area at World of Color and it was great. Hope you guys are having fun! thanks for the info
I think this might be an area where you could inform a cast member of what is going on and they could help you find a better viewing location. Not sure but worth a try! They’re usually very accommodating. Especially if you mention the DAS pass!
@@MomontheSpectrum thanks!!! we are back again, and we were able to get a “Fantasmic! On-the-Go Package at Hungry Bear Restaurant” gives us a roped off area to stand, maybe sit, to watch Fantasmic. Back at the room now taking a break as she is just about out of coins for the day.
this process sounds painfull... rapid questions i cant handle irl i need processing time so this would be problematic. to me it does not sound very autism friendly, because i know i'm not the only one that has problems with processing. the das itself sound helpfull jet the process creeps me out without trying . you're amazing walktrough does not make the feeling go away. luckily i don't have plans for going.
I hear what you're saying. That's part of why I made the video - the process was stressful for me, and I think neurodivergent people need better instructions and an easier way to access these services.
This was very helpful. Last time we signed up at the park. The cast members also helped us identify quiet areas through the park to allow for my little guy to decompress if he got over stimulated.
I had trouble waiting in lines as a kid, but since it was the '90s, my mom just taught me how to have fun in line for rides. As an adult, I still don't need a pass. Since amusement parks are one of my main special interests, I take advantage of the fact that this is the only time strangers are going to want to talk about amusement parks with me! I also love the anticipation of watching the ride operate around me and getting ever closer to the loading station. Would love to see more videos about your upcoming Disney trip!
Thank you for this. You explained this much more clearly than some other people. I've done the card before but it was a long time ago before they made all the changes. I'm happy they're doing the app now, it will help me manage my energy better. This will help make my days at Disneyland much more enjoyable.
Great news for people that actually need this kind of option. Let's hope the lazy, inconsiderate and trickster healthy people won't take advantage of this the way they did with the wheelchair "privileges" we used to have. I witnessed healthy kids taking turns in a wheelchair because they were used by their parents to avoid lines, lazy people that don't know the daily struggles of being disabled. Shame on the cheaters!
Super helpful video. Just a couple of things I'd add based on my experience: if you are coming from countries other than the US you may need to activate a VPN in your browser otherwise you will be redirected to your regional Disney site. I had a problem where I was getting a "Go back to the previous page or log in to continue your conversation." error on the chat after a while, after a call with Disability Services I was advised that refreshing my browser every 15 minutes or so would fix the problem as I was probably being logged out automatically after a period of inactivity.
If you are staying at a Disney Resort you can register for DAS 30 days from your first park day for the length of your stay. That will help get an earlier times for your rides. Hope this helps anyone. Great Video ❤️
You explained this so well. From a dad who has been using the DAS pass since 2014 and seen the changes through the years it has only improved. The fact that we can do stuff from the app now is awesome we use to have to go up to the ride and get a return time and that would upset our son as he though we were going to ride that ride at that point. The new way is so much smoother and honestly we watch for rides with lower wait times and try to go wait in lines for those and maybe set up a das for a ride that might give us an hour long wait time that way by the time we are done with the shorter wait we can go maybe ride Seven Dwarfs or Slinky dog depending on the park, This has helped our son learn to wait for shorter line waits such as maybe Little Mermaid or Winnie the Pooh. We've learned to do mobile order as well so when maybe waiting for a ride we can put in an order for a snack or meal while heading to another ride that we are currently waiting on and this has helped to keep the day moving smoothly. The only thing with the new DAS system is getting the pre register to work. We were unsuccessful in getting it done before we went but it was still realatively new and we just went to guest services at Animal Kingdom and they helped us out right away.
I was on the fence before my trip on whether or not we'd really need DAS. So I didn't end up signing up in advance. It was an awful long wait in the park (with someone who struggles being in that line). If you aren't sure, call in anyway and let them know that fact. If you also have physical disabilities, getting DAS for Jungle Cruise & Spaceship Earth aren't really worth it. There is a dedicated physical disibility virtual line for both of those attractions. Sign up at the attraction entrance. There may be more, those are the 2 that I remember.
I’m really glad I found this now as me and my boyfriend are planning a trip, I’m type 1 diabetic and haven’t been to Disney since I was 11 (I’m 20 now) and I ended up getting sick in line last time and spent most of the trip exhausted from standing in line and constantly checking to see if my blood sugar drops. So I’m hoping this will help some so I don’t end up having to leave the ride from exhaustion and low blood sugar (I pack snacks but sometimes it’s just one of those days where it’s hard to keep my blood sugar up) My boyfriend and I have ADHD as well so we probably wouldn’t be able to stand waiting in lines for long
Thanks for all the info!!! I was walking through each step as I was contacting Disney about a DAS PASS and you were spot on with your explanations! I called on a Sunday afternoon and was done in less then an hour, but it might be because it’s Sept. and the summer rush is over. TAHNKS AGAIN FOR ALL THE DETAILS!
Great information, Taylor! Hopefully my error here doesn't affect your metrics because you did a very thorough job with the DAS process, but I accidentally clicked DISLIKE and have changed it to LIKE which is displayed now. Thank you!
What if you're a new FL resident like myself. If I would like to go to Magic Kingdom say on this coming Friday, what is the best option when applying for DAS?
Very helpful video. About the best I’ve seen to explain the new DAS. Thanks for emphasizing and describing why it’s not necessary to get DAS for every person in your party with a need. I have twins with autism and we always just get DAS for one.
Just did the DAS last night and YESSSS it kept logging me out. On hold for 3 hours and had to re-login every few minutes. That was the most stressful part. ha!
We hadn't had any issues until this last visit for a Halloween party. My mom had a massive stroke that left her unable to use her right side, cognitive issues, memory issues, and incontinence - even with the DAS pass I change her multiple times in a day. Anywho, this last time we went, I told them about the issues with incontinence and the CM responded rather coldly with "that's just a diagnosis those aren't symptoms." I kind of made a face of disbelief and I think it must have been a strong reaction because I remember her sort of going quiet and giving us the pass without another word. I'm hoping it was a one off and not a sign that they're somehow getting unnecessarily strict with the pass. It's a tough enough issue to discuss in public and my mom always just kind of hangs her head in shame when I'm discussing it with the CM (and other people around listening). We did try to do it over chat but, as you stated, the wait times have been insane lately.
I have to take my service dog with me because she alerts to elevated heart rates and panic attacks and helps disrupt certain behaviours. The last time I went to register for the pass (at Epcot) the cast member was super rude to me asking why I even need the dog and I get really anxious waiting in lines especially for how long that took, and when I get confronted like that and put under pressure I go mute. My friend was about to jump in and scream at him had he not given the pass. I hope to never experience that again.
If this person in your party is not going to ride a certain ride does the das pass still work for other people in your party so this person with the disability doesn’t have to wait still?
Huge tip: contact DAS services for your pre trip interview on Sunday morning 7am est. They're open 7 days a week! I called at this time and got through and finished in just an hour! I have heard of 5 hour wait times during the week.
What is the interview? My mom has severe anxiety and can get claustrophobia from crowds and my birthday is July 4th, I wanted to go and she asked if she can join but how would I go about getting the Pass with interview?
Hi, Taylor. This was helpful. One comment: love that you’re suing closed captioning, however, it is directly over your info banner at the bottom of the screen. Will you please move the banner so we can read that, also?
I recently learned that if you are watching from the website, captions can be moved to different locations on the video screen but clicking and dragging them. I don’t think this is possible on the mobile app, but wanted to mention for any website users :)
Thank you for sharing this! I didn’t know. I know you can also toggle them on and off from the setting panel on the video. It’s hard to relocate them on the editing screen because anywhere else it will seem distracting as well. I will consider different options!
Thank you, Meg & Taylor. The info is good to know. I’m usually watching UA-cam on my TV which is unable to be changed. I will try to find a setting for my account that will allow changes to the closed captioning.
Thank you so much for this awesome video! I will admit I was stressing about applying for the pass, but your clear and articulate instructions have put my mind at ease! God bless you!
Do you know how many people in total one DAS pass would cover or is it based on group to group I plan I visiting soon and my 4y/o son would be able to get the pass but I’m curious how many of the year of us would be covered there would be 6 aside from him
Great video. I will be going with my family this March and will apply for a DAS pass too. Is it ok to do it (chat with a cast member) on my Ipad ? Thank you !
Do you have a list as to what disabilities are included? My son is adult autistic, so I know he would be included. I am 62 with diabetes and high cholesterol, having trouble with balance - would I qualify? Daughter age 36 ADHD, would she qualify? Thanks.
I think this is for people who cannot stand in a typical line at Disney. Idk how high cholesterol would prevent you from standing in line. Or diabetes. But if you have balance issues, that may qualify. I have adhd and have stood in many lines. I'd say that probably does not qualify. It's for people with autism and other special needs such as mobility needs, etc. maybe check out their website or call Disney and ask them. I'm not referring to you when I say this but there are a lot of people with zero morals who are using this ti their advantage when they have no need for it. It's infuriating for this of us with kids and grands who do have a legitimate need. In fact, I think we are going to look into Make A Wish. They require actual documentation from physicians, etc.
Thank you for this information. Like you I try to research and prepare for our upcoming trip to WDW. This video was so helpful and the link to the Advanced DAS attractions was particularly informative.
Thank you so much for this, I live in the Uk, I never knew this existed. I have a spinal injury so I can’t stand for long periods. I will definitely register for my trip later this year.
I just finished signing up for a DAS pass for my son this morning. I logged on at about 8:25 this morning and I am already finished. It was so easy. I also was able to do it on my IPad with no problems, since I have a keyboard accessory for it. Thanks to your video, I was well prepared and able to navigate the process with ease. I also had backups when my first two pre-selections didn’t work out. So thank you so much for doing this video. I am pleasantly surprised that I got through so quickly. I think the earlier you start in the day the quicker you might get connected with an agent. Again thank you for this video and all of your other videos. They have been a great help. God bless and take care.
Thanks so much. I just had my interview with a cast member on zoom. Your video is very very clear and I definitely feel better and more aware of how to use these pass
Hi I just want to say thank you so much for this video. Everything was exactly like you said, but we got registered in 10 minutes, including wait time!
It’s so interesting to hear your experience and how the chat went for you. When I did this process, in late December, I was not asked those questions prior to the video chat, I also did not see the CM during the video call and the question I was asked was slightly different. I had some trouble with the CM and the advance selections, however once I did get connected, they asked me to provide a list of all the info needed for selections (park visiting, date and top 3 choices for ride) then the CM returned with 2 ride times for each day rather than walking through the selections like you did. Not sure if things have changed and issues have been more streamlined since I registered in late December. Also, I’m not sure if things have changed, but when I went in Jan 2022 I was able to get day of reservations in the morning for rides that I had an advanced reservation scheduled in the afternoon. I did not have to cancel the advanced selection in order to get the day of pass. It actually was very helpful to get on rides I was very excited to ride multiple times.
Hey :) Just wanted to say thank you for sharing this video! We are going to Disneyworld at the end of October this year and have been looking into this Das Pass as my daughter is going through a Autism diagnosis and even though we are super excited for the holiday I have been worrying about how she will cope in certain situations while there especially like waiting in ques for rides. Just wanted to check I understand what you was saying..with the 30-day pre register about being 30 days from the last day of the trip, so our last day is on November 14th so would that mean I'd register on October 16th? 💖 Thanks
i signed up my son 28 days before our first park day. i used my phone only. it was pretty quick w the video chat, then transferred me to another CM for my advance DAS selection. they made me fill up a form for my park days & top 3 rides. form only had 3 park days so i asked for another form for our 4th park day.
Yeah they wouldn't let me show them ANY of my paperwork...as soon as I mentioned I had documentation of my son and my issues/illnesses, he likes away and said no no no, we don't need to see any of that. So, I just started telling him everything about us, lolol (it's a thing I do when my anxiety rears its head), and he was trying his best not to cut me off in order to tell me we were both approved 😬🤷♀️🤣
Was waiting all video to find out what qualifies for DAS. Had heart surgery a couple days ago and will be going in about 2 weeks, using a scooter. Found out the scooter automatically qualifies for DAS so…
I went to Disney when I was a small child, so it's been awhile for me as well. This is super helpful! I'll definitely bookmark this for the future. I'm so glad you made it home safely! ❤
I went the summer after kindergarten (looong before any of us even considered I might be autistic). Although, I kind of think that my not being aware of the concept of summer break should have been a hint. Or being traumatized by the haunted mansion ride, not the ghosts and things, but the seat suddenly jerking backwards. It took me over a decade to be able to stay in the dentist chair while they lowered it down.
Thanks for the vid. If we have a 14 day pass and say visit MK 3 different days, can we make different preselects for those days? And will we be able to do preselects for the 14 days or just the first 7? Thank you
When they started that I quit going I'm sorry I can't stand up for snooty CEOs like Bob Iger who was once on The View talking about one of two watches in the whole wide world being a show-off of a CEO you're the head of a corporation and you're going to do that no I don't think so
Thank you so much forvthis video. I also have 2 small children on the spectrum too and is going in July. I just wanted to clarify that you applied for the DAS pass under your name, right and not under your children name?
Thank you for doing this video. My family is experiencing Disney for the first and perhaps the last. This was very helpful and I appreciate the time you took to share a tactful honest review. Please keep sharing….😊😊😊😊
Can you confirm whether or not my son with the disability will need to be present for the virtual interview? He has zero attention span, can not follow instructions through a video, so if they need to take his picture it could be tricky. I thought I’ve heard that the pass holder will need his picture taken?
This is very helpful!!! I will be going next week, but I actually pre-registered on my iPhone. I didn’t have to use a desktop. Maybe they have changed it to allow that.
Very good job explaining this, I am looking forward to checking out the links in the bottom later on. I will also watch all your videos! Huge thanks to you for doing all this work to help others!
My question is do you go thru the lightning lane with your das pass? Or is there another line for das? When you show up at the ride do you just talk to a cast member first?
I logged on right at 7am and was the first person... went through the "interview" and had my selections done all before 8am. It was definitely a lot easier than i expected
Wow!! This is great news! Thanks for sharing.
I went to disneyland paris last month with a disability pass and it was completely different.
We had to register phisically at the park, I had to bring some kind of evidence that I actually needed the pass. so I used my Autipass, but a note from my doctor would have been okay too.
There were no reservations. i was simply allowed to walk up to any ride through the exit and hop on, allong with the rest of my family. Sometimes there was a short line of other people with a das pass.
For character meets we could skip the lines and the cast member would give us a return time, usually it was only a five minute wait.
There was also a seperate disability line at the restaurants so we didn't have to wait too long there either.
It was amazing. i honestly don't know how I used to manage disneyland without it
Thanks for sharing your experience with it at Disneyland Paris!
Never was asked for paperwork
I appreciate this video. I have an annual pass and I didn’t know this was an option for me. It will definitely help me on the days I go with people who want to be at the park for long periods of time. I can only handle Disney for so long before I get overwhelmed.
Awesome! So glad it's helpful.
My daughter and I just went to Disneyland 2 weeks ago with my daughter's Girl Scout troop. We are both on the spectrum. I didn't learn of the DAS pass until a few days before the trip. I was so overwhelmed with all the info online about it that I didn't get it. Luckily the troop leader helped us all get a genie plus pass so that we could skip the lines which was really great. Had I seen a video like this I probably wouldn't have been intimidated by the process. Thanks for breaking down the information and showing the process. Next time we go, I feel like I can do it.
You’re welcome! Thanks for your comment.
I'm from Denmark (northern Europe) and I hope this will be available on out next holiday to either Florida or California. I had to tell my daughter I couldn't do Disney last we were there and she was disappointed. The heat and especially the enormous amount of (self-centered, sorry 🙈🤷♀️) people kept me away.
sounds like you were setting important boundaries for yourself! It totally respect that.
Hi Tay, did you enjoy your Disney World vacation? When I was young, I worked in Disneyland Paris as a Cast Member, and it was a sensory nightmare for me.
Oh wow! I'm sure you have a lot of stories you could tell. You know, our vacation was both incredible and exhausting. It was very difficult to manage the sensory overwhelm, and there were many moments of frustration, and challenges that were hard to work through, but I would do it all again! It was overall a huge success, and this DAS pass honestly made it possible. I'm convinced we wouldn't have even been able to stand in line for one ride without it.
Just in the interest of transparency, could you please disclose if this video, or your trip, was sponsored by Disney in any way? Fine if it was, I’d just want to know is all. Thanks 🙏 💕💕
Hi! I was not sponsored by Disney. I did not receive any payment for making this video (outside of standard UA-cam ad revenue).
Plus to having your son having a pass is both of you can have day of selections in line for separate rides. Me and my brother took 10 people on the rides 5 minutes apart because we both have autism when at cedar point. Any park go to guest relations and ask.
Awesome - thanks for this!
@@MomontheSpectrum my friend didn't understand why I told everyone to meet 2 hours from now to ride a Rollercoaster until I said we could walk on. She was worried they might be on a ride and then planned on it. We had a great time.
Don’t you need two different accounts for this?
This is so amazing to learn about! I don't have a diagnosis, but I do get super over stimulated in crowds/long lines/loud places. This could be super helpful if I can ever afford to to go to Disney lol
Yes! I hope you’ll be able to take advantage of it some day.
@@MomontheSpectrum Thanks! A friend brought up the possibility of me being autistic/neurodivergent about a year ago and since then your channel has really helped me to better understand and accept myself ❤️
Unfortunately, Disney is not very accommodating to paraplegics who use wheelchairs for mobility. If you just use wheelchairs for mobility Disney states that DAS is not for you. Yet there are many rides that are not accessible. For example, the People Mover, Pirates of the Caribbean, Dinoland USA, space Mountain, Frozen, Na’vi River Journey, etc are all not accessible. There are others like Rocken Roller Coaster and the Run away railway that have this step transfer system but if you are unable to do elevated transfers (which is still not a reason for DAS access) you are unable to ride those as well. Rides like Slinky Dog, Everest, and Rise have car doors which make them very accessible but these rides are only a few in the parks. Guess Disney’s “wokeness” has not yet reached the population that deals with paralysis. Guess the part that really bothers me is I pay the same price for a ticket yet I’m limited on what I can enjoy at the parks. Sorry for my “Debbie Downer” post and don’t get my wrong, I’m happy it works for you. I’ve worked with individuals with autism and it can be very difficult so it’s nice to see when companies make accommodations. All the rides that I mentioned above could be made accessible, just like the ones that are already designed accessible like Rise and Slinky Dog.
I have Lupus, heat can cause horrible flare ups and standing up for long periods of time can be super painful so thank you for all the information! So helpful for my September trip! ❤️
How did it go? I also have Lupus and panic disorder. Not sure which disability to apply for. Hope you’re doing well!
@@LupieHousewife I would just say both! They didn’t ask many questions honestly. Just told them I can’t say out in the heat that long
Thank you!! I've been searching videos for someone else with lupus. I have lupus and AVN. It's so hard because I always get the "you don't look sick" comments. I'm getting anxiety thinking about explaining myself.
Thank you for this video. My family is going in August and I want to be as prepared as possible.
It's August 2024 and we are just starting to plan for next fall. Probably November 2025.
Wow. I wish we used this for our trip a couple weeks ago. This system is honestly very similar to what their normal fast pass program used to be. We never needed to worry about handling the park, because we could anticipate our day.
Their new system is terrible, because you don’t know what reservations for rides you can get until 7am on that day. A schedule is SO important to me managing my day and it was MISERABLE. Talk about being overwhelmed and overstimulated for the week.
Wishing we used the DAS pass. I’m glad you guys had a good experience.
I've been to Disney many times with my family and I have had either a meltdown or shutdown (something that I didn't realize was happening because I didn't know I was autistic when I was a kid) on every trip. My most prominent memory of Epcot is throwing up in the bushes right before the fireworks and spending the rest of the evening sitting in a wheelchair covering my ears.
Now that I've been working on understanding myself and knowing what I need to do in order to not overdue things, I'm curious to see how our next trip to Disney goes.
For me it was waiting in lines. To this day I always get sick waiting in the line (dizzy, nauseous). Thankfully the fireworks don't bother me so much (though other noises and crowds do...) but I don't stay anymore because my SD doesn't really like them and I'd rather not put her through the stress.
I’ve had similar Disney experiences as a child and worried I wouldn’t be able to take my future child if they wanted to go. I’m glad to learn about this.
We did this with my three year old in march. We signed up in the park. Super easy and the cast members were absolutely amazing!!
That is awesome!
This is sooo helpful, thank you! We are going to Disney in October and my 10 year old son has ASD and ADHD so it's hard for him to wait in line very long without losing his mind. I was told about the DAS pass from my travel planner but she didn't really tell me what all it entailed so I was a little worried about how complicated it would be, you know since it seems EVERYTHING these days has to be complicated. Glad to hear it's not awful. I did have a quick question though, I have not received my ASD diagnosis yet (on a waitlist) so since my son is the one who it would be under, he will need to be present for the interview correct? Just want to make sure I keep him corralled as best I can if so. Thank you again for the wonderful information!
I believe you just have to be the legal guardian of the person needing support.
I was able to get and use the pass prior to my diagnosis, at that point I was self-diagnosed and in the process of diagnosis, and Disney can’t legally ask for proof of diagnosis so you could get the pass for yourself as well as your son.
I believe if you are getting the pass for your son and registering online he would need to be present for the call as they take a photo of the user during the call to add to the pass for use in the parks. However, I don’t have any experience with this myself just heard from my research prior to my trip in Jan.
Thank you so much for this video!! I am also a mom with ASD and 2 ASD kids. I am currently planning our first trip to Disney and I have been struggling to figuring out how to handle the DAS pass. Thank you for clarifying why it is best to only get a single DAS pass for the whole party (of up to 6 people). And thank you for letting us know what the chat with the Cast member to approve the DAS was like. I am one who likes to prep "scripts" before interactions. I seriously loved all of the clarifying information that you included in this video! Thank you!!
Yay! Your comment made me so happy. Your concerns were mine as well, and exactly why I wanted to make this video. Have a great trip!
Is it 6 ppl including the Das person or 7 total?
Such a relief that we can enjoy the park immediately thru the gate instead of waiting at Guest Services. Thank you so much!
You’re very welcome! I hope you enjoy your trip.
This was probably the best DAS info video I have seen. Thank you x a million!!!
The seperate passes are super helpful when the kiddos are older. I have teenagers. The only part of that they ask the teenager the questions, which can be difficult if verbal communications are not a strong suit. Its good to have a script just incase.
I believe there may be other options available to variably speaking people.
I didnt see any, but I believe you. Wish I would have found them before our video call. I was under prepaired, and it was kinda sad. Still happy ending tho because this pass is so helpful!! Universal also has a simular pass called the Orange Pass. Works simular but way easier to get, no app required
I don’t have personal experience, but based on my research prior to my trip, when registering you could do the talking as their guardian/carer, and your children would simply need to be present if they are to be the user of the pass as their photo would need to be taken during the registration process to be applied to their pass.
This is by far the best video I have watched on the setting up and registering for the DAS pass, and I have watched a lot of them. My sister has MS and requires a scooter to get around (no standing or walking), and after watching your video, I immediately sent her a link! We are both going in March of 2023, and we have our hotel reservations, tickets, and park reservations, so we are just counting down the days till we make that DAS call 30 days before our last day. I used to be a technical instructor and your video was clear, logical and concise. I feel that will arm us with being able to have the best experience we can have, so thanks so much!! 😃
😲 I'm stressed watching the video ahaha 😅 whew, good job!
We were at Disneyland last week. We had the Genie option(formerly Fastpass), so we were in short lines and had a great time. However, my wife did have a meltdown when we tried to watch the Fantasmic show. There was an insane amount of people gathered in one area and she couldn’t handle it. I wonder if there is some sort of DAS option for shows like Fantasmic and World of Color? There are roped of areas for these events, but we couldn’t get tickets for Fantasmic. We did get a ticket for a roped off area at World of Color and it was great.
Hope you guys are having fun! thanks for the info
I think this might be an area where you could inform a cast member of what is going on and they could help you find a better viewing location. Not sure but worth a try! They’re usually very accommodating. Especially if you mention the DAS pass!
@@MomontheSpectrum thanks!!! we are back again, and we were able to get a “Fantasmic! On-the-Go Package at Hungry Bear Restaurant” gives us a roped off area to stand, maybe sit, to watch Fantasmic. Back at the room now taking a break as she is just about out of coins for the day.
this process sounds painfull...
rapid questions i cant handle irl i need processing time so this would be problematic.
to me it does not sound very autism friendly, because i know i'm not the only one that has problems with processing.
the das itself sound helpfull jet the process creeps me out without trying . you're amazing walktrough does not make the feeling go away. luckily i don't have plans for going.
I hear what you're saying. That's part of why I made the video - the process was stressful for me, and I think neurodivergent people need better instructions and an easier way to access these services.
This was very helpful. Last time we signed up at the park. The cast members also helped us identify quiet areas through the park to allow for my little guy to decompress if he got over stimulated.
Great to know. Thanks!
This is apt considering I just visited and used DAS for the first time! I hope the info in the video helps y’all. :)
I had trouble waiting in lines as a kid, but since it was the '90s, my mom just taught me how to have fun in line for rides. As an adult, I still don't need a pass. Since amusement parks are one of my main special interests, I take advantage of the fact that this is the only time strangers are going to want to talk about amusement parks with me! I also love the anticipation of watching the ride operate around me and getting ever closer to the loading station. Would love to see more videos about your upcoming Disney trip!
Thank you for this. You explained this much more clearly than some other people. I've done the card before but it was a long time ago before they made all the changes. I'm happy they're doing the app now, it will help me manage my energy better. This will help make my days at Disneyland much more enjoyable.
Great news for people that actually need this kind of option. Let's hope the lazy, inconsiderate and trickster healthy people won't take advantage of this the way they did with the wheelchair "privileges" we used to have. I witnessed healthy kids taking turns in a wheelchair because they were used by their parents to avoid lines, lazy people that don't know the daily struggles of being disabled. Shame on the cheaters!
ugh so frustrating! Yes hopefully this will stick around for a long time because without it my family would not have had an enjoyable trip!
Super helpful video. Just a couple of things I'd add based on my experience: if you are coming from countries other than the US you may need to activate a VPN in your browser otherwise you will be redirected to your regional Disney site. I had a problem where I was getting a "Go back to the previous page or log in to continue your conversation." error on the chat after a while, after a call with Disability Services I was advised that refreshing my browser every 15 minutes or so would fix the problem as I was probably being logged out automatically after a period of inactivity.
Thank you for sharing this!
This was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much. You explain everything so thoroughly.
You’re welcome! I’m so glad it was helpful. I was super confused before I went through this process.
C’Mon, get on the Double DAS, Crowd: "The Double DAS PASS!" Tune to Double Dutch Bus by Frankie Smith, c. 1981
This video was critical for us getting our pass for my son, thank you thank you! The tip about the chat was especially a life saver!!
Glad to hear it! You’re so welcome. I hope y’all have a blast!
If you are staying at a Disney Resort you can register for DAS 30 days from your first park day for the length of your stay. That will help get an earlier times for your rides. Hope this helps anyone. Great Video ❤️
Thanks for the info!
You explained this so well. From a dad who has been using the DAS pass since 2014 and seen the changes through the years it has only improved. The fact that we can do stuff from the app now is awesome we use to have to go up to the ride and get a return time and that would upset our son as he though we were going to ride that ride at that point. The new way is so much smoother and honestly we watch for rides with lower wait times and try to go wait in lines for those and maybe set up a das for a ride that might give us an hour long wait time that way by the time we are done with the shorter wait we can go maybe ride Seven Dwarfs or Slinky dog depending on the park, This has helped our son learn to wait for shorter line waits such as maybe Little Mermaid or Winnie the Pooh. We've learned to do mobile order as well so when maybe waiting for a ride we can put in an order for a snack or meal while heading to another ride that we are currently waiting on and this has helped to keep the day moving smoothly. The only thing with the new DAS system is getting the pre register to work. We were unsuccessful in getting it done before we went but it was still realatively new and we just went to guest services at Animal Kingdom and they helped us out right away.
I was on the fence before my trip on whether or not we'd really need DAS. So I didn't end up signing up in advance. It was an awful long wait in the park (with someone who struggles being in that line). If you aren't sure, call in anyway and let them know that fact.
If you also have physical disabilities, getting DAS for Jungle Cruise & Spaceship Earth aren't really worth it. There is a dedicated physical disibility virtual line for both of those attractions. Sign up at the attraction entrance. There may be more, those are the 2 that I remember.
I’m really glad I found this now as me and my boyfriend are planning a trip, I’m type 1 diabetic and haven’t been to Disney since I was 11 (I’m 20 now) and I ended up getting sick in line last time and spent most of the trip exhausted from standing in line and constantly checking to see if my blood sugar drops.
So I’m hoping this will help some so I don’t end up having to leave the ride from exhaustion and low blood sugar (I pack snacks but sometimes it’s just one of those days where it’s hard to keep my blood sugar up)
My boyfriend and I have ADHD as well so we probably wouldn’t be able to stand waiting in lines for long
glad the video was helpful to you!
Thanks for all the info!!! I was walking through each step as I was contacting Disney about a DAS PASS and you were spot on with your explanations! I called on a Sunday afternoon and was done in less then an hour, but it might be because it’s Sept. and the summer rush is over. TAHNKS AGAIN FOR ALL THE DETAILS!
You are so welcome!
Great information, Taylor! Hopefully my error here doesn't affect your metrics because you did a very thorough job with the DAS process, but I accidentally clicked DISLIKE and have changed it to LIKE which is displayed now. Thank you!
haha well don't worry about it! I'm not too concerned with that, but I appreciate your comment. Glad this has been helpful info for you!
@@MomontheSpectrum Thanks! Do you know if the DAS Pass works in Disneyland, as well?
can you have das pass and genie plus?
Just had our video call earlier tonight and we’re denied. Apparently the program was changed back in May, and it’s much harder to be granted now.
What if you're a new FL resident like myself. If I would like to go to Magic Kingdom say on this coming Friday, what is the best option when applying for DAS?
Hi, I just wanted to let you know the link to the daspass page was not working correctly due to "):/" at the end of it
ohhhh thanks so much for this. I'll look into it.
Ok I updated it and it should be working correctly now! Thanks again for taking the time to share this
Thanks for this. So do you have to do it on your phone and a computer? Many thanks.
You made this so clear, I really appreciate you taking the time to explain it all! Thank you
You're welcome!! Hope you enjoy your trip Kari!
Do you need to know the exact date and already have purchased tickets before the interview? Thank you !
Very helpful video. About the best I’ve seen to explain the new DAS. Thanks for emphasizing and describing why it’s not necessary to get DAS for every person in your party with a need. I have twins with autism and we always just get DAS for one.
Glad it was helpful to you!
Thank you so much for doing this! Very informative!! 👏 👏 👏
Just did the DAS last night and YESSSS it kept logging me out. On hold for 3 hours and had to re-login every few minutes. That was the most stressful part. ha!
I hope you got everything taken care of! It feels good to have it behind you.
We hadn't had any issues until this last visit for a Halloween party. My mom had a massive stroke that left her unable to use her right side, cognitive issues, memory issues, and incontinence - even with the DAS pass I change her multiple times in a day. Anywho, this last time we went, I told them about the issues with incontinence and the CM responded rather coldly with "that's just a diagnosis those aren't symptoms." I kind of made a face of disbelief and I think it must have been a strong reaction because I remember her sort of going quiet and giving us the pass without another word. I'm hoping it was a one off and not a sign that they're somehow getting unnecessarily strict with the pass. It's a tough enough issue to discuss in public and my mom always just kind of hangs her head in shame when I'm discussing it with the CM (and other people around listening). We did try to do it over chat but, as you stated, the wait times have been insane lately.
I have to take my service dog with me because she alerts to elevated heart rates and panic attacks and helps disrupt certain behaviours. The last time I went to register for the pass (at Epcot) the cast member was super rude to me asking why I even need the dog and I get really anxious waiting in lines especially for how long that took, and when I get confronted like that and put under pressure I go mute. My friend was about to jump in and scream at him had he not given the pass. I hope to never experience that again.
Every time I have gone to Epcot to register, they were rude to me too.
Do you have to ride the attraction that you’re using your pass for or can you be present for it and allow your connected family to enter?
It’s about time someone explained DAS with correct info! Thank you!!
You’re welcome! Hope it is helpful.
Make sure you call early it’s a long wait if you do the virtual sign up that is now available
If this person in your party is not going to ride a certain ride does the das pass still work for other people in your party so this person with the disability doesn’t have to wait still?
So DAS pass you can use any ride you want including tron and guardians of galaxy?
Thank you so much for this very informative and easy to follow video.
You're welcome! So glad to hear it was helpful.
Huge tip: contact DAS services for your pre trip interview on Sunday morning 7am est. They're open 7 days a week! I called at this time and got through and finished in just an hour! I have heard of 5 hour wait times during the week.
What is the interview? My mom has severe anxiety and can get claustrophobia from crowds and my birthday is July 4th, I wanted to go and she asked if she can join but how would I go about getting the Pass with interview?
Do I need to have 6 people in my party? Can I have just 2?
Hi, Taylor. This was helpful. One comment: love that you’re suing closed captioning, however, it is directly over your info banner at the bottom of the screen. Will you please move the banner so we can read that, also?
I recently learned that if you are watching from the website, captions can be moved to different locations on the video screen but clicking and dragging them. I don’t think this is possible on the mobile app, but wanted to mention for any website users :)
Thank you for sharing this! I didn’t know. I know you can also toggle them on and off from the setting panel on the video. It’s hard to relocate them on the editing screen because anywhere else it will seem distracting as well. I will consider different options!
Thank you, Meg & Taylor. The info is good to know. I’m usually watching UA-cam on my TV which is unable to be changed. I will try to find a setting for my account that will allow changes to the closed captioning.
Thank you so much for this awesome video! I will admit I was stressing about applying for the pass, but your clear and articulate instructions have put my mind at ease! God bless you!
Do you know how many people in total one DAS pass would cover or is it based on group to group I plan I visiting soon and my 4y/o son would be able to get the pass but I’m curious how many of the year of us would be covered there would be 6 aside from him
I believe the pass covers up to 6 people including the person the pass is for but don’t quote me on this.
This is SO helpful, thank you! 🙂
Great video. I will be going with my family this March and will apply for a DAS pass too. Is it ok to do it (chat with a cast member) on my Ipad ? Thank you !
i believe so but I would probably contact a cast member beforehand to make sure!
Do you have a list as to what disabilities are included? My son is adult autistic, so I know he would be included. I am 62 with diabetes and high cholesterol, having trouble with balance - would I qualify? Daughter age 36 ADHD, would she qualify? Thanks.
I think this is for people who cannot stand in a typical line at Disney. Idk how high cholesterol would prevent you from standing in line. Or diabetes. But if you have balance issues, that may qualify.
I have adhd and have stood in many lines. I'd say that probably does not qualify.
It's for people with autism and other special needs such as mobility needs, etc. maybe check out their website or call Disney and ask them.
I'm not referring to you when I say this but there are a lot of people with zero morals who are using this ti their advantage when they have no need for it. It's infuriating for this of us with kids and grands who do have a legitimate need.
In fact, I think we are going to look into Make A Wish. They require actual documentation from physicians, etc.
Thank you for this information. Like you I try to research and prepare for our upcoming trip to WDW. This video was so helpful and the link to the Advanced DAS attractions was particularly informative.
Awesome! So glad to hear it. Have a great trip.
Thank you so much for this, I live in the Uk, I never knew this existed. I have a spinal injury so I can’t stand for long periods. I will definitely register for my trip later this year.
Glad it was helpful!
Can you only pre arrange 7 days on the DAS.
I just finished signing up for a DAS pass for my son this morning. I logged on at about 8:25 this morning and I am already finished. It was so easy. I also was able to do it on my IPad with no problems, since I have a keyboard accessory for it. Thanks to your video, I was well prepared and able to navigate the process with ease. I also had backups when my first two pre-selections didn’t work out. So thank you so much for doing this video. I am pleasantly surprised that I got through so quickly. I think the earlier you start in the day the quicker you might get connected with an agent. Again thank you for this video and all of your other videos. They have been a great help. God bless and take care.
awesome! I'm so glad to hear this Michelle. Have a great trip!
This video was so helpful for my trip in February with my family with me being the DAS pass holder Thankyou x
So glad!
Thank you for this video! Lots of good information!! Helped put my mind at ease with the process.
You’re welcome! I hope you have a great trip!
Thanks so much. I just had my interview with a cast member on zoom. Your video is very very clear and I definitely feel better and more aware of how to use these pass
Awesome! Glad to hear it. Thanks for your comment.
I went in Dec of 22 and I can tell you they did allow us to have Small World pre selected and we did the ride first thing in the morning with DAS.
Awesome! Hope y'all had a blast.
Wow , great video , thanks , both my nieces have asthma and my father needs a hip replacement, this should help my group a lot ❤
So glad to hear it was helpful! Enjoy your trip.
Hi. Thanks for the very helpful information.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi I just want to say thank you so much for this video. Everything was exactly like you said, but we got registered in 10 minutes, including wait time!
It’s so interesting to hear your experience and how the chat went for you. When I did this process, in late December, I was not asked those questions prior to the video chat, I also did not see the CM during the video call and the question I was asked was slightly different. I had some trouble with the CM and the advance selections, however once I did get connected, they asked me to provide a list of all the info needed for selections (park visiting, date and top 3 choices for ride) then the CM returned with 2 ride times for each day rather than walking through the selections like you did. Not sure if things have changed and issues have been more streamlined since I registered in late December.
Also, I’m not sure if things have changed, but when I went in Jan 2022 I was able to get day of reservations in the morning for rides that I had an advanced reservation scheduled in the afternoon. I did not have to cancel the advanced selection in order to get the day of pass. It actually was very helpful to get on rides I was very excited to ride multiple times.
Oh this is great to know! Sounds like we had pretty different experiences. Thanks for sharing! Might be helpful to others who read this.
Hi is there a party limit for das pas
Hey :) Just wanted to say thank you for sharing this video! We are going to Disneyworld at the end of October this year and have been looking into this Das Pass as my daughter is going through a Autism diagnosis and even though we are super excited for the holiday I have been worrying about how she will cope in certain situations while there especially like waiting in ques for rides. Just wanted to check I understand what you was saying..with the 30-day pre register about being 30 days from the last day of the trip, so our last day is on November 14th so would that mean I'd register on October 16th? 💖 Thanks
i signed up my son 28 days before our first park day. i used my phone only. it was pretty quick w the video chat, then transferred me to another CM for my advance DAS selection. they made me fill up a form for my park days & top 3 rides. form only had 3 park days so i asked for another form for our 4th park day.
thanks for sharing your experience!
thank you for your video!
Fantastic explanation thank you
You're welcome! Glad it is helpful. I was so confused when I first looked into this process!
Yeah they wouldn't let me show them ANY of my paperwork...as soon as I mentioned I had documentation of my son and my issues/illnesses, he likes away and said no no no, we don't need to see any of that. So, I just started telling him everything about us, lolol (it's a thing I do when my anxiety rears its head), and he was trying his best not to cut me off in order to tell me we were both approved 😬🤷♀️🤣
Was waiting all video to find out what qualifies for DAS. Had heart surgery a couple days ago and will be going in about 2 weeks, using a scooter. Found out the scooter automatically qualifies for DAS so…
I went to Disney when I was a small child, so it's been awhile for me as well. This is super helpful! I'll definitely bookmark this for the future. I'm so glad you made it home safely! ❤
Thank you! Me too. I've spent all day in bed and it's been amazing!
I went the summer after kindergarten (looong before any of us even considered I might be autistic). Although, I kind of think that my not being aware of the concept of summer break should have been a hint. Or being traumatized by the haunted mansion ride, not the ghosts and things, but the seat suddenly jerking backwards. It took me over a decade to be able to stay in the dentist chair while they lowered it down.
@@Lillyluvsanime yes! The Haunted Mansion ride really stands out to me too!
Thanks for the vid. If we have a 14 day pass and say visit MK 3 different days, can we make different preselects for those days? And will we be able to do preselects for the 14 days or just the first 7? Thank you
I really appreciate it. it was very informative.
thank you
You're welcome
When they started that I quit going I'm sorry I can't stand up for snooty CEOs like Bob Iger who was once on The View talking about one of two watches in the whole wide world being a show-off of a CEO you're the head of a corporation and you're going to do that no I don't think so
Thank you so much forvthis video. I also have 2 small children on the spectrum too and is going in July. I just wanted to clarify that you applied for the DAS pass under your name, right and not under your children name?
Hello !!!!!!!! thanks for the information....Is the link to the DAS pre-register still working ? i can´t access to the video 😭
Thank you for doing this video. My family is experiencing Disney for the first and perhaps the last. This was very helpful and I appreciate the time you took to share a tactful honest review. Please keep sharing….😊😊😊😊
Can you confirm whether or not my son with the disability will need to be present for the virtual interview? He has zero attention span, can not follow instructions through a video, so if they need to take his picture it could be tricky. I thought I’ve heard that the pass holder will need his picture taken?
What a wonderfully informative video. You explained everything absolutely brilliantly. Well done you.
Great video, I did the video call on my phone and it worked fine
Good to hear. Thanks for the feedback!
You saved my life! THANK YOU!
You're welcome! I hope it's helpful to you and that you have an awesome trip!
This is very helpful!!! I will be going next week, but I actually pre-registered on my iPhone. I didn’t have to use a desktop. Maybe they have changed it to allow that.
Very good job explaining this, I am looking forward to checking out the links in the bottom later on. I will also watch all your videos! Huge thanks to you for doing all this work to help others!
so i was approved for the DAS pass but my mother order our tickets with the Genie pass , did we just pay extra for the same service?
My question is do you go thru the lightning lane with your das pass? Or is there another line for das? When you show up at the ride do you just talk to a cast member first?
Question for you. Can you do the phone interview on an ipad? Thank you in advance and thank you for such a great informative video!!
I absolutely despise the fake world of Disney, especially after being employed there. It was decent 20 years ago but now it's just a $$$ machine.
Hi there one question is my son is on gobal delay for metal and physical would he need to be present if I do this for him hes 4yr old.