MemberJoan Pahisa
MemberLast night, I attended Disneyland’s PRIDE NITE, coinciding with the first day of Disney Park’s new DAS (Disability Access Service) system. Here’s my experience, unvarnished:
Despite using a power wheelchair and having generalized anxiety disorder and chronic PTSD (from an abusive family, not war), I was denied DAS. This is what happened and why…
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What a disappointing start to the new system. Hopefully they will at least be listening to customer voices and try fix the problems (they created!)
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I just went to Disneyland tonight for PRIDE NITE and, well, getting a DAS was a hassle and I didn’t even get one after all.
I’ll explain what happened in another post. It’ll shock you.
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So sorry to hear
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