Hiya, Karin! Welcome to planDisney, and thanks for stopping by with this great question. Your family plans to enjoy some
Walt Disney World Resort magic later this week, so let's look at where you can review the latest information about
Disability Access Service (DAS).
Under the previous DAS guidelines, passes were typically valid for 60 days, so yours would probably be good for 60 days from the date you were approved. Some passes were issued for 30 days as the new guideline start date neared, so that might apply in your situation. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact the DAS team. They're just an email away at disability.services@disneyparks.com.
When you're ready to apply for a pass under the new system, it will be valid for 120 days. Another change to remember is that up to four guests can utilize DAS return times now; previously, up to six guests were eligible. When you're ready to reapply, head to the
Registration page as soon as 30 days before your visit. You can request a video chat for approval when you're ready.
I recommend reviewing the
Accessibility Services page for information and tips to make your visit magical. You can scroll to the sections that are applicable to you and your party to help plan your itinerary. The
Sensory Experiences Details document is a fabulous tool for all guests interested in what to expect from attractions and experiences.
Karin, I'm waving my Fairy Godmother wand so you'll have a practically perfect time on your Disney vacation. Please
stop by planDisney anytime!
Magic awaits,
Elaine