Disney World, Disneyland clamp down on disability cards
The growing abuse of Disney’s disability access cards to score spots in quicker Lightning Lane lines prompted the Florida and California theme parks to clamp down ahead of summer crowds.
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The growing abuse of Disney’s disability access cards to score spots in quicker Lightning Lane lines prompted the Florida and California theme parks to clamp down ahead of summer crowds.
Walt Disney World is changing how it handles a program that shortens wait times for theme park visitors with autism or similar developmental disabilities. The adjustment affects the disability access service card, also known as DAS, which has gained popularity in recent years but has been misused. As of May 20, Disney World visitors may request DAS at guest services outlets after which they ...
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Bethany Vinton - who lives in the Pacific Northwest and describes herself as having 'a bit of an obsession with all things Disney' - has become familiar with the ins and outs of the park.
I live in Florida and spend a lot of time at Disney World and Universal. After visiting both parks with my teen, I think Universal is best right now.