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Disney denies disability pass to double amputee, then reverses decision
clickorlando.com
Disney denies disability pass to double amputee, then reverses decision. Here’s her story
A double amputee was denied a Disability Access Pass, or DAS, during a live video chat with Disney a few days before her trip to Orlando, only to have a Disney supervisor reverse that decision when she arrived in person.
tabifolk2 Comments-
Really sad to hear how Chrissy was denied at first – can’t believe they wouldn’t just accept she needs a pass due to being a double amputee. Glad they finally came around when she pushed back. Stuff like this is definitely worth raising awareness about.
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As they mentioned, a lot of people have sadly taken advantage of services provided for those living with disabilities. Having gone to Disney World many times in my youth and adult life I saw this happen as well as Disney’s response to it virtually in real time.
At first, just being in my wheelchair (or a Disney rental scooter/wheelchair) I…
The Wheelchair Travel Boston guide has been updated recently, so if you are planning to visit the city, you should check it out!
wheelchairtravel.org
Boston, Massachusetts Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide - Wheelchair Travel
Visit Fenway Park, the Old North Church, Paul Revere's House and more with this ultimate guide to wheelchair accessible travel in Boston.
tabifolk started the discussion Accessible tourist attractions in Las Vegas in the forum United States 9 months ago
Accessible tourist attractions in Las Vegas
Las Vegas was the center of attention this past weekend, and with the Super Bowl behind us for another year, we’re excited to keep the momentum going by sharing some valuable insights on must-visit spots in the Neon City!
From wallet-friendly dining options to spots worthy of Swift & Kelce’s approval, we’re eager to hear about accessible…
Have you been? What was your experience?
https://wonderswithinreach.com/2024/02/wheelchair-accessible-disney-california-adventure-park
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I have been there many times as I used to have an Annual Pass and, well, I live in Anaheim.
This website is accurate, so I don’t need to repeat what it says. If you can transfer with or without assistance, you can ride most of the rides.
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@carlos is right, it looks like they’ve done a great job making it fully inclusive. I’ve never been but it’s definitely on my Disney bucket list now! Seems like such a cool place to visit whether using a wheelchair or not. Thanks for passing along the resource.
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alliejay replied to the discussion National Parks & Federal Recreational Lands Access Pass in the forum United States 9 months ago
Reply to National Parks & Federal Recreational Lands Access Pass
Wow, I was not aware of this. We usually buy the annual pass for National Parks, but this is new to me. Thanks for sharing!
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