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Some of the hardest hit by the DAS changes are Annual Pass Holders since the cost of Genie + (or multipass or whatever it is called at the moment of typing this!) is very cost prohibitive for regular visits.
However, if you are a twice a year or less visitor, do the DAS changes affect your future Disney Parks plans?
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I live in the Los Angeles area, am a former Disneyland Annual Passholder, and had it for 5 years. I went almost every Sunday.
Since I went so much before and have been denied a DAS under the new policy, I know that I won’t get to go on every ride with my limited energy levels. (I tire easily and last no more than 6 hours at the Parks.) So, I…
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I took my DJI Action Camera (4th edition) to multiple places that I vlogged before editing, and I was very happy with the quality! It is such a lightweight camera – I highly recommend it. I also use a Sony ZV1 with a better mic that I bought separately. What equipment have you tried for your videos?
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I have the very first one and dug it out of storage the other day before going to a fireworks show. Unfortunately it is showing its age and easily lost to my iPhone (15 Pro Max) for image quality. BUT, since it is light weight and uses the common GoPro attachment, there are many ways to attach it to my wheelchair – or body! Maybe time to…
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DAS Pass Discussion
Curious if anyone has talked to a Disney representative about this since the announcement of the changes?
I am surprised by the lack of communication from Disney despite the backlash of the announcement. I use the DAS pass for mostly dysautonomia issues, and despite the wording of the announcement not including this,…
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I haven’t talked to or heard from anyone at Disney about these changes. I’m worried that I will no longer be eligible because I’m too independent even though I use a power wheelchair.
I’m going to Disneyland next month for Pride Nite, so I hope I’ll get a DAS.
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Enjoying Walt Disney World Despite the HeatMany words come to mind when people think about Florida, but two that are common are Walt Disney World and the heat. However, it is…
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This is amazing information, thank you! While I don’t have the same needs, due to concerns about toilets I often dehydrate myself (usually unintentionally) when I go out. Also good to hear there is emergency care if needed.
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Awesome blog! Thanks so much for sharing. Hydration is e-ver-y-thang.
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Hello! I’ve posted some videos in the Accessible Cruises forum since my recent vlogs are from the Disney Wish Cruise, but I also have other vlogs from Walt Disney World, NYC, Boston, and more to come! I have a neuromuscular disease of unknown origin, and I use a mobility scooter or transport chair for extended adventures. I also post short…
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Daniellevates is a play on the my name Danielle + elevates, because this channel is all about elevating ideas about disability, rare disease, chronic illness, and accessible travel! Vlogs feature my adventures in Boston & travels (including my favorites of … Continue reading
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You are doing such a service – videos are so useful for actually seeing places before you go!
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