For years, guests who desperately needed Disney World’s Disability Access Service have complained about the rampant fraud in that program. In response to those complaints, Disney has decided to change the DAS program, but those changes will exclude most people with disabilities who need the Service. DAS was previously defined to assist guests who have difficulty tolerating long queues due ...

In a shocking turn of events, it was revealed that a cast member allegedly lied to a guest who really needed a Disability Access Service pass, denying the park-goer the help they needed. Cast members are the heart and soul of the Disney experience. Any Disney fan knows how instrumental cast members make going to either the Walt Disney World ...

For years, the Disability Access Service (DAS) pass at World Disney World has been abused by guests faking disabilities to cut the line. From people faking irritable bowel syndrome to parents claiming their children had ADHD and couldn’t wait in line, the system is ripe with fraud. In response to this abuse, Disney World began cracking down on the DAS ...

Imagine this, you’re visiting one of your favorite Disney parks. You’ve enjoyed a delicious meal with your friends and now, you want to go on an exciting ride. You look at the line. It looks a little long, but you think, “I should be okay.” You get halfway through the line and then it happens. You get massive pain in ...

One of the great things about Disney parks is how inclusive they are. Disney wants everyone to be able to enjoy their theme parks, no matter their physical or intellectual abilities. Because of this, Disney theme parks have a comprehensive Disability Access Service. The DAS system, as it is called, allows guests with certain disabilities to skip the line. The ...