Disneyland's updated Special needs Access Service program policy enters into impact

Disneyland's updated Disability Access Service program went into impact on Tuesday.

Disneyland and Walt Disney World in Florida unveiled their updated DAS policy in April. The modifications intend to curb the misuse of the extensively utilized program which resulted in longer attraction lines and backed-up Genie+ lanes for visitors in the past.

Officials hope the changes will allow visitors who require the service to use it.

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Here's what visitors require to understand about the new changes:

• DAS Advance pre-arrival attraction choice will no longer be the default offering for all DAS guests.



• Unless it's a household, DAS parties can just have a max of 4 people.



• DAS registration eligibility will increase from 60 to 120 days.



• Current DAS visitors will need to re-apply.

Visitors visiting Disneyland wishing to utilize the DAS system ought to visit this website for additional information on how to apply.

The DAS program is widely popular at both seaside resorts with use tripling over the previous five years, Disney officials told Nexstar's Scott Gustin.

Nexstar is the moms and dad business of BNN 5 News.

The appeal of DAS has increased for many years, likely due to social networks "Disneyland line hack" videos that show guests how they can utilize the program to avoid the line without paying for the Genie+ service.

However, the program was intended to accommodate visitors who have developmental disabilities like autism and are unable to stand in a traditional queue for an extended time period.

The upgraded policy is already in effect at Walt Disney World.

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