Thanks!! I definitely wrote these down.

Why didn't you go down and explore?

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Best way to end all the problems with this process is if they simply required legal documented regulated proof of disibility from accredited medical institution. Problem solved. I would submit my proof with no problem. I’m disabled and don’t care who knows about it. What do I care what people think . Simple solution

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I've been Bonvoy since 2018. Sad to say, Marriott has been tanking since post-Covid. I'm trying REALLY hard to to throw dueces & go to the comps. How was the neighborhood? I'm set to come in next week.

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What a lovely and whimsical experience! Thank you guys so much for taking the time to showcase it! They gave SO much food and I loved that they played music from Howl’s Moving Castle 😍

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Omg bubbas!!!! I use to live in Cape Coral and freaked out when I saw this!! One of my favorite restaurants ever!!! They had to redo it some after Hurricane Ian… great video!!! ❤❤❤

How much is the breakfast ?

Hey yall, local resident here. We love Lil Jon’s for its ambience and classic mid 20th century diner experience. So glad to have watched your video. It sure gets busy on weekend mornings! No restaurants in King County are really inexpensive, so no judgements on that. Lil Jon’s is part of our vibe, and Imma take my girlfriend there for breakfast next Saturday morning. Cheers!

Did I miss something.... You stated you would show us the breakfast in the morning, but I didnt see it. :(

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My child is autistic we haven’t went to Disney this year yet but if we are denied I would pay the 400 for the new pass last time we did get the das approved but now it sounds like who knows

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Main reason food out of ONT is not that great because of catering company based out of that airport. It'll be different out of LAX and ATL because they are hubs.

I’m autistic and was denied today. We are passholders and don’t ride a lot of attractions because it depends on how I am feeling in the moment. Which was so nice to have the pass before. I rarely used it, but knowing was there helped to the easy feeling of being in the parks.

This looks fun.

That man touches children

Well there's still some stuff 😂❤ bacon 🥓 veggies rice noodles?... Everrythinggg 😂

You guys are absolutely incredible! This video deserves to be much higher for when you search for change to DAS! This truly breaks my heart. Especially as someone who plans every minute of her day around living life as a neurodivergent with chronic illness, and then being told that I am too old to qualify! They don’t even let you provide documentation! I rather to provide medical records than some random “medical professional” in 5 minutes decide that I am too old for my suffering to be real

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Are you saying there is no abuse in the system? I am not fighting the disabled community. But there are different levels and different accommodations. A person who has uncontrolled type 1 vs a person who has been controlled for a decade. Those people, even in the ADA don't need the same accommodations. A child with uncontrolled ADHD who has no control is way different that an individual with ADHD who has been able to get help and is able to control themselves within lines. Those individuals according to the ADA don't need the same accommodations. I'm not advocating for the new system, just that I think there are some things that are not one size fits all.

Hi there, my name is Collin Fossell, and I have been to Disneyland. The last time I went to Disneyland was back in 2010 right after I graduated in high school because my mom was giving me that trip to Disneyland for graduation present, and in addition to that, we went on a cruise to Mexico with Carnival besides Disneyland, but, when we went to Disneyland, my vision teacher, Kathy Craig, who works with Blind and visually impaired kids grades K through 12, she told me to call in. I had of time and tell them that I do have a disability and will need to get Away to be able to cut through the line a lot quicker, and make it to where I can go through the wheelchair entrance to get on the ride. That was very easy to do for us, but, with this recent change that they’ve been having to do, I have already emailed Disney World, I have already emailed the disability access service, and I have already emailed Disneyland about the disability access service, and I told all of them that, I cannot see at all, even if we did do the live chat, I still cannot see the screen at all on my phone. I am blind, and I have to use a key at all times, including in the park because that’s gonna help me get around. So, one thing I think we need to change is if we can make it to where at the time of booking, when we book the Disneyland Resort reservation for Park tickets, and the hotels, if we can make it to where we can describe the disabilities that we have, at the time of booking, and then when we get to two 230 days prior to Visit call, call In, and we confirm the disabilities that we have, so that when we do check into the park, with Disneyland, Disney’s, California adventure, and all four theme parks at Disney World, then the information that we have provided is already up on the computer system, so that when we do check in, they can see through the system that I am blind, and I have to use a cane at all times, and I have to wear a hearing aids too because I am hard of hearing so, that’s what I think this is something we need to look into changing is a way to make it to where, at the time of booking, describe the disabilities we have, and then when we get to 2 to 30 days prior to our visit, call in, or live chat, to reconfirm the disabilities that we have, set up that way when we do check in, for a ride, and once we get to the desk, at each park, to check in, even if we have magic bands induce them to check into the parks, we want to make it to where both Disneyland, and Disney World can see in the system, what the disabilities are, so that it will already be put in the system, so that we can cut through the line a lot quicker same for if you have to, Be Eyes the wheelchair, we’ll have to put that in the system that we have somebody coming with a wheelchair in the park so, if we can change it to where we can put that information in the system, not the time of booking, and we confirm that prior to coming, that is going to be a really big help because then this way, it will make it way more easier for both my mom, or my dad, and I to come to Disney World and Disneyland, and they will already have our information on file so when we do check in, so this is just to let you know

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What if that shark would came alive off of Sharknado 3 oh hell no or what if that T-Rex would came alive at night from night at the museum or everything it that museum will come alive at night

I am going to repost my original comment on your original video just to add context. Feel free to skim past it if you remember. So I am an annual passholder, have a disability (which is considered a developmental disability because my brain is affected), However, my disability mainly affects me physically and I have a service dog for mobility. I have always gotten approved for DAS. Now, I'm terrified and even having nightmares that I won't get approved for DAS. Before anyone says "oh just use a wheelchair/scooter" I can't. 1. That would take my independence away 2. Defeats the purpose of having my mobility service dog with me 3. I would get too stiff and be in more pain 4. Whether I'm sitting or standing the heat bothers me the same way and 5. My service dog and me sitting a wheelchair (power chair or manual) or a scooter we wouldn't be able to fit in the line he would have to go behind me where I wouldn't be able to see him. Sorry for all of that I'm just super frustrated that now I may not be able to ever go to Disney again. Oh another thing I have 4 immediate family members that I go to Disney with so I guess now I'll just have to pick 3 of them. I have been using DAS for 20 years (since I was 4/5). Update: I did apply for DAS recently, as I have a upcoming trip with my brother and sister-in-law, as well as my service dog. I was denied and they cast member told me “DAS is now only for people with autism or similar developmental disabilities that prevent them from staying in line” this was after me explaining my issues. I was given the return to queue option which basically means that I will have to go up to a cast member. Explain my issues and go into the line. Then when I can’t handle the line anymore, I have to somehow get out of the line. Find another cast member and Tell them I’m leaving the line. I have go sit somewhere away from the rest of my party so that they can continue waiting in line. Then when they get up to the merge point or about to go on the ride, they have to send me a text or a phone call that they’re there then have to go back through the line to meet up with my party. The cast member asked me on my interview. Do I have any concerns about this and I said yes I have a 70 pound service dog who wears a mobility harness. It is going to be very difficult for me to get out of line and then back into line and she just kept repeating “oh its safe”. If it were up to me and the rest of my family meaning my brother, my sister-in-law and my parents we would not be going back. However, my aunt booked a trip to Disney in December. I’m not blaming her at all. I am just frustrated that I now have to go back to a park where I’m not accommodated.

Thanks for this video. We enjoyed our stay here. The proximity to the parks, for the price, with the 6:30AM included breakfast made it a good choice for us. I enjoyed seeing your review so I would know what to expect.

My two adult daughters are intellectually disabled and high functioning autism. One has to wear headphones because of sensory issues. I'm so nervous to try and get one for our upcoming trip.

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I reached out to Bob igers office over our family was refused das access they have responded via email and phone but they say they can not overturn the decision which makes me ask who is in charge of this who is pushing these horrible changes if the ceo can't intervine ????

Could you gather enough people’s info/hints who were successful obtaining DAS, and then create a “how to” video for those who rely on DAS to enjoy the parks?

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I literally had to step away from the facebook groups, TikTok videos and the disability community in order to take care of my mental health. We live in such an individualized society that support seems foreign to so many people. I come from a community based culture and it’s shocking how nasty people have been and how people are not willing to help others. It so sad. I have a magic key and I used to go weekly but I have been in over 2 months now. I plan on going soon and seeing if I qualify or not. I’m so nervous.

I was getting a really good vibe about this place until the double billing! Did you ask for the manager?? I would have well before 45 minutes, and if they didn't fix it, I assure you I would have called the hotel mgr and very politely explained how disappointed I was. I don't mind paying for a higher quality hotel, but I expect to be treated in a similar way. And typically if a higher end hotel or restaurant is at fault, they will often bend over backwards to make it right. That was true pre-YELP and YT, but perhaps moreso now. Because folks like me, who sadly was a sucker for the duck soap, now are thinking the newer Guest House at Graceland might be the way to go. Memphis has long been on my "one of these years" list. I wasn't that keen on the Peabody, as I find old hotel rooms to typically be tiny. Seeing this video had me rethinking my choice. Now....well I wouldn't not go because of it, but I would have loved to hear how they addressed your problem!! PS Turndown usually includes a chocolate or mint on the pillow. Some leave them on a tray, or sealed ones on the pillows. I'm super curious how the prices compare with those hotels. Either way I plan to visit here...the ducks are legendary, and I wouldn't mind seeing Elvis stuff and that history room. And what a stunning piano!!

Wood valet for men's suits. Was that a woman Duck Master, how cool.

Would of like to see a piece on the resteraunts.

One of you just stated that you once had to wait for an hour in a line for Rise of Resistance while using the DAS. And you did it. So you are not capable of waiting in the free line at Disney with the non disabled people??? That’s exactly what the CEO and screeners are countering. That’s what they will argue in court during a class action lawsuit. Equal access and equal experience to the free line for all people who are capable of waiting one hour for a ride. They will likely play the clip in this video where you acknowledged this as evidence.

The stand next to the bed is a Suit Stand. They were used primarily in the late 50's-60's, for men to set out their pressed suit, tie, belt, etc. for the next day. The compartments on top are for cufflinks, and other things a business man would need to remember to pack in his jacket. Good video! Thanx for the tour.

You could have bought allot of food instead of that space. Glad you made the most of it.

I’ve been curious about the Peabody, thanks for the tour.

Fencing around parks are also used to prevent children from getting lost

Aw! I remember seeing this place on TV as a kid and wanting to go SO BAD! Loved seeing it in your vlog! Definitely nostalgic! Thanks for sharing ❤️- Kaylee

Thanks for the information on the study about the blue lights on the scanners being used to determine the alleged number of DAS users. I’m a local for Disneyland, but I’ve visited WDW a few times before being diagnosed autistic and the scanners have been an absolute pain. Blue light after blue light after blue light. With all its billions, you’d thing Disney Parks could have a working computer system. 🙄 Also, I’m glad to see you’re pushing the disabled community to band together. As I said, I’m autistic, and while I was reapproved after the changes, they initially refused to provide me an accommodation. I also knew this was going to be an absolute boondoggle because it was going to exclude so many people. I’ve already filed a complaint with California‘s Civil Rights Department to determine if this was a violation of the Unruh Civil Rights Act and will be speaking to them in October. Granted, I cannot speak for everyone, but I’m going to do what I can. When I hear about others getting accommodations, I’m glad because all of us need as much help as possible.