The past two days have been a whirlwind of information and announcements coming from the Walt Disney World Resort. Disney first shared their plans for reopening, then announced several changes to existing reservations. Some of those changes have been Disney canceling all existing dining and Fastpass+ reservations. Both its dining plans and Fastpass+ service will be temporarily suspended through the end of the year.
One thing that wasn’t mentioned was Disney’s Disability Access Service Pass, also known as, “DAS.” DAS is intended for Guests whose disability prevents them from waiting in a conventional queue environment. This service allows Guests to schedule a return time that is comparable to the current queue wait for the given attraction. Once a return time is issued, Guests are free to enjoy other theme park offerings such as meeting a Character, grabbing a bite to eat, enjoying entertainment, or even visiting another attraction until their listed return time. Return times are valid until redeemed prior to park closing.
Rather than speculate, I decided to go right to the source, Walt Disney World and asked them if there are any changes to Disney World’s current DAS Pass. Specifically, if DAS will be temporarily suspended, just like Fastpass+. Within a few hours, a representative from Walt Disney World reached back out to me and confirmed to me that Disney’s DAS Pass will not see any changes. The rep said,
“There will be no change to the Disability Access Service
when the theme parks reopen.”
For more information regarding Disney Park’s DAS Pass, please contact Disability Services at (407) 560-2547 or email disability.services@disneyparks.com. You can also visit the DAS Pass page on the Walt Disney World website, by clicking here.
