My 3 year old is autistic so we want to get a disabilty pass. Do we need to bring proof, like a copy of his iep or something from his doctor? Also can we get both the diability pass and the stroller as a wheelchair pass for at night or just one of them?

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Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel, Katie!

I am happy to help you plan your adventure with your little one to the Happiest Place on Earth! Disability Access Service is for Guests who cannot wait in a traditional queue. You do not need to bring any proof to the parks to obtain this; simply stop by City Hall in Disneyland Park or the Chamber of Commerce in Disney California Adventure Park and speak to a Cast Member about your needs. They will discuss the different accommodations available and register you for Disability Access Service if deemed appropriate. You can also obtain the tag to use your stroller as a wheelchair here. Since these are two different options for Guests with disabilities, you should be able to use both, but the Cast Member at Guest Relations will be able to confirm.

I would also peruse the Guide for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities to help you plan your trip. It covers how to access attractions, some tips of what to bring along with you, frequently asked questions, and more. You will discover how much the Disneyland Resort does to make sure Guests with differing abilities have the most magical time during their visits.

I hope this helps! See ya real soon!

-Linda

My 3 year old is autistic so we want to get a disabilty pass. Do we need to bring proof, like a copy of his iep or something from his doctor? Also can we get both the diability pass and the stroller as a wheelchair pass for at night or just one of them?

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