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Disney World offers a Disability Access Service (DAS) for visitors with a developmental disability, “like autism or similar,” who are unable to wait in a traditional queue for extended periods of time.
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This service has changed significantly over the past year as Disney has updated its restrictions and registration process. Now, it appears Disney has updated the language surrounding DAS once again.
Disney World’s Disability Access Service (better known as DAS) has gone through some controversial changes recently.
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These updates include making the service even more limited, which has upset many fans and caused dissatisfaction with the current accommodations for those with disabilities. Now, yet another change has been announced for Disney’s DAS system that extends its validity period.
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