Hi Lauren, Welcome to planDisney! It sounds like you’ve already completed the first big step in your planning journey by registering and being granted access to the Disability Access Service (DAS). That’s great news! With that taken care of, we can dive into the nitty-gritty details to ensure your family has a smooth and enjoyable experience at Walt Disney World. Since you’re pre-registered for DAS, you can now begin selecting up to two DAS Advance return times per day before you even arrive. These selections allow you to plan ahead and secure return times for some of the attractions your son will enjoy most. Then, once you’re in the parks, you’ll still have the flexibility to make additional DAS return time selections one at a time throughout the day using the My Disney Experience app. Now, let’s talk about combining DAS with Rider Switch! Rider Switch is designed for Guests who may not meet the height requirement or choose not to experience a particular attraction. Since your group exceeds the number of Guests able to utilize DAS, combining DAS with Rider Switch is an excellent way for everyone to experience the thrills of Disney World. Here’s how it works:
As you continue planning, I’d be happy to help with additional recommendations to make your visit as smooth as possible. If you want to share more about your park itinerary, I can suggest which attractions to prioritize, the best spots to grab a snack or a cool drink, and other ways to make your trip extra magical. Just send another question my way—I’d love to help! Wishing you and your family an incredible adventure at The Most Magical Place On Earth! Brent
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