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Disney Theme Parks Announce Changes to Their Disability Access Service

August 25, 2021 by John Morris

Castle at Disney World.

Disney theme parks are updating some of the policies and procedures related to their Disability Access Service program, which should make it easier for disabled people to experience the magic that is Disney.

The Disney Parks blog shared the following information about the changes:

We are also making some enhancements to our Disability Access Service (DAS) program, including new options to enroll in the program pre-arrival and for DAS participants to select attractions directly in the app. These options will be available in addition to our existing, in-person DAS program. Visit our Services for Guests with Disabilities page DisneyWorld.com and Disneyland.com for more details

To read more, see the original article from Inside the Magic.

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