This was such an amazing video. There are SO many people that will benefit from this information when the parks reopen. Thank you for taking the time to meet the needs of those with special needs.
I have issues with claustrophobia causing panic attacks and I have never needed to use DAS because being local I stick with either fast passes or what ever looks manageable at the time but I think it’s great that it’s available for those in need. Cm’s and the people around me have always been cool when I explain why I may be hanging back a little in line... I just need some breathing room especially in the queues like Splash Mountain. I’m sure with the new measures this virus will bring I will have an easier time with the crowds pressing together though. You guys are fun to watch and it was really interesting to see the process and how DAS actually works... thanks!
Absolutely love seeing videos featuring the "other" members of Provost Park Pass! Thumbnail Dave always trying to be the voice of reason - often to no avail - really cracks me up
Hellooooo Thumbnail Dave, Andrew, Producer Zach!!! Love this video, I have a few friends who actually does have a mobility issue and planning on going to WDW once it reopens :DD
Zach, service miniature horses are indeed a real thing! I used to work at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and we had a few mini horses providing services to our guests 😆 🐴
Thank you soo much for explaining these things. Nobody does DAS better than Disney. It is an amazing stress reliever to not have to think of long lines with special needs children. Without DAS it would be imposible for many many children to even go to Disney or anywhere else. At least in Disney, special needs kids feel special for the right reasons. Thank you Disney
Andrew and the guys did a good job teaching us all about how WDW and disney in general help those with disabilities. Watch out Chris and Amanda your channel might be getting high jacked by these guys without you knowing it. TTFN
It is so weird that when I talked to guest relations they said that I wouldn't get a DAS pass with a wheelchair, either a return time or just wait in regular line. Guess I will have to look things over again. I appreciate this video though, and I love seeing Andrew as I have CP as well. This was a delight to watch
That is true from what they told us, DAS is designed for people unable to wait in long lines, such as people with autism or other conditions that make waiting in lines near impossible. We were told DAS passes are given case-by-case and there is no guarantee that a guest will qualify even if they have certain disabilities. I do know people who have gotten a DAS pass on some visits and didn't qualify on other visits so there must be other criteria they're using day by day is my assumption.
@@thumbnaildave Thank you for clarifying Dave! I hope that you are staying safe with everything and honestly this video was the one that I was really looking forward to as I am having my first trip to WDW next year. You guys did a great job with this
Brilliant! The information was presented thoroughly and positively, Andrew was both informative and funny, and it's certain Disney Parks know who you are and encourage what you do. Keep it up!
You guys rock :) I actually used the device to help visually disabled folks enhance their experience. The concept was awesome but the machines were really hit and miss. This was at Disneyland. Thank you so much for all the information :)
This was such a fun video to make! Andrew needs his own comedy special, the guy is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 Then add Zach to the mix and between those two guys my face hurt from smiling/laughing so much! 😂 We were missing Chris because this was when he was soooo sick (probably with coronavirus 😱😷).
Thank you for touching on resources for HoH (hard of hearing) and d/Deaf! I find a lot of videos cover mobility, but not resources/options related to vision or hearing!
I wanted to say thanks to everyone for having this video. I am a person with cerebral palsy, I use the ECV at the parks I used scooter bug just this past Christmas 2019 at WDW. Awesome service. I was staying at Caribbean Beach . My scooter was there and waiting for me … note you need to order in advance. Side note I am a new Patreon member and I have some questions. can someone drop me an email
This was such an informative and enjoyable video. Thumbnail Dave, Producer Zach and Andrew did a fantastic job! We just took a family trip to WDW in February of this year and we rented an ECV for Mom because she can’t walk long distances. The whole process of picking up the scooter and returning it on our last day was really easy. Thanks for this video and thanks to Scooterbug!
Had foot and tendon transfer surgery on December 28th, and I’m going to Magic Kingdom next week since I got approved to start relearning to walk without my walker today!
Andrew is a hoot! But his brother is amazing. I have a nephew who is pretty much a quadriplegic with MS, and he's the comedian of the family. Unfortunately, because his lungs don't work so well he's holed up in his apt at this time. And like Andrew, his Bro is there for him.... I sure hope that Andrew and the rest of your family are doing well during this bat crap crazy time....
Thank you for this. We were going to look into it when we got there but we have put out holiday of for 12 months, so won't be there until October/November 2021.
Thank you so much for this video. My wife is limited on how far she can walk is there specific places to park ecvs before you get on the ride. She doesn't need to take the ecv through the line
He Jason most of the rides will let you take the EVC up to around the loading area or they will have wheelchairs. A cast member at the entrance of the ride can direct you as to what is needed. Those wait lines are extremely long and almost all of them go up and down by either hill or steps. I hope this kind of helps. I watch Beth’s Disney Adventure, her friend Amy is sometimes with her and Amy uses a EVC
Hello, i am planning to go to Disney and Universal in August, I am undergoing treatment for my knees since I can not walk far and I am taking my own wheelchair. My question is: In case there are steps, is there any secure place to leave the wheelchair at the entrance of the roller coaster? I am afraid it could be stolen.
Last several times we were at Disneyworld Magic Kingdom we asked cast members where to go for the area for Special Needs people for castle projections and fireworks. The cast members did not have any idea and said I don’t know. My son was visually impaired and autistic.
Zac is here now this is gotta be the best takeover provost park pass ever. Zac has his own vlog now this is gonna be crazy for my opinion would say and for my opinion someone definitely needs a break and that’s provost park pass.
This pass only works if your child doesn't have a meltdown every time hes told he needs a return time. He just doesn't understand why he cant just join the fass pass line when he gets to the ride like they do in Disneyland Paris
If you can walk, it's the same as anyone else. That's even if you need to take extra time. Cast members are there to help you, as the evacuee. If you have mobility issues, there are a variety of ways they evacuate. In extreme cases, they may call in EMTs (free) to help assist you since they're professional medical personnel. If they can get your wheelchair to you, they may give you that option, too. Evacuations are varied and there's a lot that happens during those times. They absolutely will take care of those people, rest assured.
Dave and Andrew did such a good job 👍
AND Zach 🙂
Thanks! 😊 The truth is Zach and Andrew are so fun on camera and I have the on camera energy more appropriate for a channel about watching paint dry. 😁
This was such an amazing video. There are SO many people that will benefit from this information when the parks reopen. Thank you for taking the time to meet the needs of those with special needs.
I totally agree this was extremely helpful
Yay I was looking forward to this video. Poor Chris was dying at the time. Glad he’s better though!
I have issues with claustrophobia causing panic attacks and I have never needed to use DAS because being local I stick with either fast passes or what ever looks manageable at the time but I think it’s great that it’s available for those in need. Cm’s and the people around me have always been cool when I explain why I may be hanging back a little in line... I just need some breathing room especially in the queues like Splash Mountain. I’m sure with the new measures this virus will bring I will have an easier time with the crowds pressing together though. You guys are fun to watch and it was really interesting to see the process and how DAS actually works... thanks!
Thanks guys speaking as someone who is disabled something like this always helps.
Absolutely love seeing videos featuring the "other" members of Provost Park Pass! Thumbnail Dave always trying to be the voice of reason - often to no avail - really cracks me up
Andrew's positivity throughout the entire video is just beautiful!!! :)
We LOVE 💘 Andrew!!!
How every Disney park day should start !!!!
“YAAAHHHH!”
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great job Producer Zack and Thumbnail Dave with this video! Thank you for always bringing magic to my life!
Hellooooo Thumbnail Dave, Andrew, Producer Zach!!!
Love this video, I have a few friends who actually does have a mobility issue and planning on going to WDW once it reopens :DD
This will definitely use this when I’m older because of my grandma ( she had a seizure so it might help) !! Thank you for this video!!!
Zach, service miniature horses are indeed a real thing! I used to work at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and we had a few mini horses providing services to our guests 😆 🐴
That's amazing! I had no idea. I guess miniature horses are even MORE AMAZING than I thought!
Thank you soo much for explaining these things. Nobody does DAS better than Disney. It is an amazing stress reliever to not have to think of long lines with special needs children. Without DAS it would be imposible for many many children to even go to Disney or anywhere else. At least in Disney, special needs kids feel special for the right reasons. Thank you Disney
Andrew! You are an amazing host. The ending especially cracked me up. Really loved this video ❤️
I’m handicapped and this video helped me a lot
Andrew and the guys did a good job teaching us all about how WDW and disney in general help those with disabilities. Watch out Chris and Amanda your channel might be getting high jacked by these guys without you knowing it. TTFN
It is so weird that when I talked to guest relations they said that I wouldn't get a DAS pass with a wheelchair, either a return time or just wait in regular line. Guess I will have to look things over again. I appreciate this video though, and I love seeing Andrew as I have CP as well. This was a delight to watch
That is true from what they told us, DAS is designed for people unable to wait in long lines, such as people with autism or other conditions that make waiting in lines near impossible. We were told DAS passes are given case-by-case and there is no guarantee that a guest will qualify even if they have certain disabilities. I do know people who have gotten a DAS pass on some visits and didn't qualify on other visits so there must be other criteria they're using day by day is my assumption.
@@thumbnaildave Thank you for clarifying Dave! I hope that you are staying safe with everything and honestly this video was the one that I was really looking forward to as I am having my first trip to WDW next year. You guys did a great job with this
Brilliant! The information was presented thoroughly and positively, Andrew was both informative and funny, and it's certain Disney Parks know who you are and encourage what you do. Keep it up!
You guys rock :) I actually used the device to help visually disabled folks enhance their experience. The concept was awesome but the machines were really hit and miss. This was at Disneyland. Thank you so much for all the information :)
I use a DAS at Disneyland and am planning on WDW trip for 2021, glad to see this video.
Great job Andrew!! Thumbnail Dave and Zach did great also! Thank you for the video
This was such a fun video to make! Andrew needs his own comedy special, the guy is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 Then add Zach to the mix and between those two guys my face hurt from smiling/laughing so much! 😂 We were missing Chris because this was when he was soooo sick (probably with coronavirus 😱😷).
Dave, you were such a good sport! hahahaha Totally forgot how rainy it was!
Thank you for touching on resources for HoH (hard of hearing) and d/Deaf! I find a lot of videos cover mobility, but not resources/options related to vision or hearing!
Thank you this was so helpful and I love how sweetheart helped in video ❤
What a great video, I learned from the first one and this second one is great too!! Thanx guys, good job!
Please do more of these videos. This was much needed information and presented in such a fun way. Loved this video.
“All over the dang park!” 😂🤣
Miniature horse!!!!!!! I think that would make a great #3 video lol
I love Love LOVE that you did this video! I am a physical therapist as well as a Disney Parks fan and have been interested in this subject myself 💖
I wanted to say thanks to everyone for having this video. I am a person with cerebral palsy, I use the ECV at the parks I used scooter bug just this past Christmas 2019 at WDW. Awesome service. I was staying at Caribbean Beach . My scooter was there and waiting for me … note you need to order in advance. Side note I am a new Patreon member and I have some questions. can someone drop me an email
This was such an informative and enjoyable video. Thumbnail Dave, Producer Zach and Andrew did a fantastic job! We just took a family trip to WDW in February of this year and we rented an ECV for Mom because she can’t walk long distances. The whole process of picking up the scooter and returning it on our last day was really easy. Thanks for this video and thanks to Scooterbug!
Agree, we probably won't do the Parks without Scooterbug!
Andrew is super fun - hope he guests in more vids
This video was very informative. Disney has certainly put a lot of thought into accessibility in their parks and properties.
Had foot and tendon transfer surgery on December 28th, and I’m going to Magic Kingdom next week since I got approved to start relearning to walk without my walker today!
Way to sport that BYU jacket Andrew!
Good job guys 👏
Finally, a video with Thumbnail Dave
Andrew is a hoot! But his brother is amazing. I have a nephew who is pretty much a quadriplegic with MS, and he's the comedian of the family. Unfortunately, because his lungs don't work so well he's holed up in his apt at this time. And like Andrew, his Bro is there for him....
I sure hope that Andrew and the rest of your family are doing well during this bat crap crazy time....
Thanks for the precious informations!
Great video!!! Would love to see a video on the most popular “retired” attractions at Disneyland!!!
Thank you for this awesome video!
Thank you for this. We were going to look into it when we got there but we have put out holiday of for 12 months, so won't be there until October/November 2021.
Super cool!!! So glad Disney includes everyone.
Very informational and helpful! Love these videos so much! I can't get enough of PPP.
Thank you so much for this video. My wife is limited on how far she can walk is there specific places to park ecvs before you get on the ride. She doesn't need to take the ecv through the line
He Jason most of the rides will let you take the EVC up to around the loading area or they will have wheelchairs. A cast member at the entrance of the ride can direct you as to what is needed. Those wait lines are extremely long and almost all of them go up and down by either hill or steps. I hope this kind of helps. I watch Beth’s Disney Adventure, her friend Amy is sometimes with her and Amy uses a EVC
Hello, i am planning to go to Disney and Universal in August, I am undergoing treatment for my knees since I can not walk far and I am taking my own wheelchair. My question is: In case there are steps, is there any secure place to leave the wheelchair at the entrance of the roller coaster? I am afraid it could be stolen.
Hey and wanted to suggest as well Andrew needs his own Channel what a funny guy
Thank you so much. This is such an enlightening video.
Thanks for this now I know I can go back to the parks after they reopen. I assume the California parks are the same?
We actually made a video all about California Disneyland Accessibility!
This was very informative! Nice video!
This is an awesome video ❤️
This video was awesome! Can you help me with a query? Staying in a Beach Club water view room next year. How did you get on with your ecv in the room
Thanks great informational vlog!👍👏👏👏❤😀
Last several times we were at Disneyworld Magic Kingdom we asked cast members where to go for the area for Special Needs people for castle projections and fireworks. The cast members did not have any idea and said I don’t know. My son was visually impaired and autistic.
Zac is here now this is gotta be the best takeover provost park pass ever. Zac has his own vlog now this is gonna be crazy for my opinion would say and for my opinion someone definitely needs a break and that’s provost park pass.
super cool
Im so sad Disneyland is closed! :( I swear I will make plans to go there right when it opens again. STAY SAFE
The hand device for deaf is awesome
This is an important video
Great video
Disney really thought of everything!
Nice!!!!
Yay!
How about Disneyland, Tokyo Dsiney, Shanghai Disney, Disneyland Paris,etvc.?
They have similar passes and maybe we'll cover them in the future!
Producer Andrew gunning for Producer Zach's job...
Cool 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎 you are amazing I love❤️ Disney
Can I go on the monorail in my mobility scooter?
This pass only works if your child doesn't have a meltdown every time hes told he needs a return time. He just doesn't understand why he cant just join the fass pass line when he gets to the ride like they do in Disneyland Paris
So explain it to him.
Do these systems work for other languages? My father doesn't hear well but he speaks Spanish. So I would like to know.
to the very best of my knowledge, the systems are available in multiple languages.
If need be, you can call the Disney disability hotline. it's listed on their website.
Do you know if at Disneyland not WDW, I can rent an ECV for the entire time I'm staying there (24/7) since I'm staying at the Disneyland Hotel?
Steve Parthasinian You can and we have an ADA video all about Disneyland
I have a learning disabity I plan taking my boyfriend on own
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HOW DO THEY EVACUATE people that use wheelchair from rides?????
If you can walk, it's the same as anyone else. That's even if you need to take extra time. Cast members are there to help you, as the evacuee. If you have mobility issues, there are a variety of ways they evacuate. In extreme cases, they may call in EMTs (free) to help assist you since they're professional medical personnel. If they can get your wheelchair to you, they may give you that option, too.
Evacuations are varied and there's a lot that happens during those times. They absolutely will take care of those people, rest assured.