Hi there, Rodrigo! Thanks for bringing your question to planDisney!
One of the things I love most about
Walt Disney World Resort is the way that they go above and beyond to make the magic accessible to everyone. My son is on the autism spectrum, and when I visit the Walt Disney World theme parks with him, we use
Disability Access Service (DAS). This accommodation is intended for Guests who, due to a disability, cannot wait in a traditional queue environment.
While registering for DAS at
Guest Relations upon arrival is still an option for all Guests, currently, Guests residing in the United States and Canada also have the option to
preregister for DAS. This preregistration takes place via a live video chat with a Cast Member 2-30 days prior to a theme park visit. Guests who preregister for DAS may also make up to two
DAS Advance experience selections per day of their visit.
Since each Guest's situation is unique, I recommend reaching out to a Disability Services Cast Member to discuss your specific needs. You can either do so during your DAS preregistration video chat, or you can find phone and email contact information on this
Services for Guests with Disabilities webpage. If you and your son plan to split up to experience different
attractions while visiting the Walt Disney World theme parks, then it might make sense for you to each register for your own DAS account. However, this might not be necessary if your family wishes to stay together throughout your theme park visit.
If you register for two separate accounts, the Disability Services Cast Members may allow you to each make two DAS Advance selections. However, when booking your DAS ride return times during your theme park visit, each member of your party can only be included in one return party at a time. While you and your son could each book a return time at the same time if you wish to experience two separate attractions, I don't believe the system will allow you to be included in each other's return parties at the same time.
The Disability Services Cast Members are wonderful at making sure that all Guests have access to the accommodations that will help them enjoy their theme park visit. I'm certain that if you reach out to them, they will be able to advise you on the best way to meet your family's specific needs. If you have any other vacation planning questions, please feel free to
visit planDisney again. Wishing you and your family a magical Walt Disney World Resort vacation!
Samantha