Disabled at Disneyland Paris [2019] Tips & Tricks | Priority card Wheelchair Autism Anxiety

[@AdrianGem1994]

I went a couple weeks ago and my nephew had the green priority pass (the other one was orange so it's easy to tell the difference) and it was a life saver! Even though it wasn't particularly busy, the queues got to be over an hour long, and there's no way he could handle that (he is autistic). The cast members were great and understanding, also it covered the three of us (his mother was there as a carer for him). What I found was great about it also is that the card lasted the whole trip, we didn't have to wait to reacquire one every day we were there. The ride operators are also great and have stopped certain rides for easier boarding. They also make sure that the car you're in is priority incase of a ride breakdown and evacuation is needed. This happened to us on Pinocchio and the cast members got us out before my nephew went into complete panic. I love how understanding and inclusive everything in DLP is, no matter what the persons story is!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Cherry, this is so wonderful to hear! Thank you for sharing your story with us. It's great to know that the cast members are so considerate and help you out wherever they can. Isn't that true Disney magic? We love it! :-D

[@sannie1208]

How amazing they handle it so quick and understandable. Sometimes it makes me emotional how Disneyland Paris makes us feel so safe and comfortable. They always take care everything you need (in my experience), you don't need to explain, because they already got your story. I love that so much and it feels so safe

[@timsamanthony]

We got one with autism on it as I have autism and it was so helpful to have. I recommend it for anyone with a disability

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Steph, glad to hear it helped you with your visit to DLP. Thanks for watching!

[@bobbijodubelaar6151]

Aww this is such a useful video for people with disabilities! I know many appreciate this. Thank you!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Thanks Bobbi Jo! :-D

[@happysyngapian549]

My daughter Callie would love to go to Disney land Paris. She has autism and other disabilities causing her to use a wheelchair. This is a useful video so thanks!

[@6Tulips]

This was so interesting, I am ignorant to the difficulties in which disabled guests have to face and have always wondered how this works. I am so happy that DLP is so inclusive.

[@hannahwhannel8165]

Great video! I get a priority card and everything you guys covered is so helpful :) I just want to add that in many counter service restaurants (such as Casey’s Corner) there is a special till or line for disabled guests, which means we don’t have to queue for a long time for our meal :)

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Hannah, thank you for sharing your experience!

[@disneymaduk4771]

We’re taking our youngest for her first visit this year & was wondering how it all worked. This video has helped answer some of my questions. They also accept from UK residents DLA forms & paediatrician letters dated the last 12months when I asked before what they accepted.

[@XinaGri]

Thank you. Very helpful 💛

[@chrispybee]

Thank you for making this video. We are going to DLP in the first week of July and we have two children with Autism - our first family holiday abroad. I will speak to my wife and get one of the disability forms filled out - thank you so much for the information you’ve given.

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Christian and family, glad to hear you found our video useful. Have fun preparing and have a Magical stay at DLP!

[@mandywood4022]

Another fantastic video, my daughter has the green pass we just show her blue car badge.

[@susan4637]

Iv been told as long as you have one of the evidence listed you don’t need a letter for priority

[@ikkeiet]

Super video met kerst gaan wij onze jaarkaart halen en proberen de priority card erbij te regelen voor zoon met adhd.

[@jennifermichaeli5739]

Hiya, quick correction- you actually can use the easy access pass for character meets- you just can only have 1 return time at a time, so while waiting for your character meet, you can't get a return time for a ride or another character. With the priority cards, you can have multiple reservations for character meets at one time. :)

[@JoUkelelea]

Thank you so much for making this video! My husband, kids and I will be visiting DLP in June 2019. My oldest is severely disabled, so information like this is priceless for us. Just this past week I've had a very interesting phone conversation with guest relations about the type of accommodation that will suit our family best and I must say that the person who called me (Paul) was incredibly helpful and answered all the questions I had most kindly. I really hope that the rest of the CM treat us just as well as he did in DLP!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

We're so glad to hear that the Cast Members helped you so wonderful and that our video has helped you as well. We hope your DLP experience will be just as good!

[@JoUkelelea]

@@SeeYouInMainstreet thank you! 😊 keep up the great work with your videos, we'll definitely come over and say hi if we see you in Main Street... or anywhere else!

[@Stitchmad1243]

Thanks for the video it has put my mind at ease when I go next year to Disneyland Paris

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Our pleasure Kirsty! :-D

[@rowenavstaalduinen]

There is also a special entrance at the princess pavillion. You need to make a reservation if you would like to meet one of the princesses. But make sure to be there really early because those spots are gone quickly!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Rowena, thanks for sharing! Yes, it's true, the time slots are filled really fast.

[@tobiaslupnitz6972]

Thanks for the great video. When we were at Disneyland for the last two years we had my brother with a disability too. The staff are all very helpful and accommodating. Thank you for your work!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

That's great to hear Tobias :-D

[@SandraFrancisca]

Ik was hier al mee bekend, want ik zit in een rolstoel en heb een Disneyland verslaving 😂🤣😅 Maar ik vind het geweldig dat jullie deze video maken

[@laceycoutts165]

This helped I have autism and so I got one now!

[@hemingwayfamilyadventures5466]

Thank you for sharing currently planning our first trip and my son in on the autistic spectrum so some good information on here x

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Glad to hear you found the video useful. Have fun preparing for your DLP trip and have a Magical stay!

[@Mrsirish_zx]

Love this you a amazing watch you everyday I'm going to Disneyland in 8 days!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi HotBulldozzer, yes we know you are a loyal follower, thank you! How wonderful you're going so soon already :-D Enjoy and have lot's of fun!!

[@Mrsirish_zx]

@@SeeYouInMainstreet 😀😁

[@familiboekee3542]

Elise en Sven, Jullie zijn toppers! Weer super Leuk! En trots op jullie vlog over de priorty card!!😘😘 Veel plezier nog!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Dankjewel!! :-D

[@G.G14]

Great video. I got a Priority Card the last time I visited DLP in June and it made my experience so much better :)

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

We're so happy you had an awesome time!! :-D

[@Creatieffoto]

super video! now a lot of research itself already :) but do you have for parking at t hotel also a parking card for disabled or is my green card with annual pass sufficient? • • oh and I now have experience :) think that Disney has arranged very well for people with disabilities and their companion (free ticket). they certainly do not make you wait any longer than necessary and that is very nice !!!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Thank you for updating your question! We're happy to hear that it worked out fine. :-)

[@reitadunne9223]

Thanks so much for this video really helped!!!!!

[@_Uni-Dragon_]

This video was super helpfull, this was just what I need. I hope we can manage to get the Priority card for my friend. Thanks a ton!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Our pleasure :-) One of our viewers recently posted a reply that might be useful for you @rahmspinatkeks

[@andreagade870]

It really is a shame that the orange pass doesn’t allow you to access the places to watch fireworks and parades. Especially if your injury involves the legs

[@mollysmith6873]

Thanks for this video. I'm looking forward to visiting DLP for the first time in September & will be eligible for a priority card. I wouldn't be able to manage a trip without one as I'm autistic, chronically ill & a wheelchair user.

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Molly, glad we could help! Have fun in September :-D

[@melocake1000]

Are there enough spots for wheelChairs to stand during the shows? How much time before the shows do you need to be on the spots for wheelchairs so you can actually see something

[@kgrindle5568]

I love your videos!!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Thank you K Grindle!!

[@goesman81]

Big Thanks for the Video marvelous as always, if you like i have a idea for another video and a small challange for you, beeing epileptic i was denied acces for many thrill rides and had to find diffrent things to do whild my best friend and my fiance conquered the big 7 of DLRP. So how a about a video for mentaly impared People and how to spend you visit in Disneyland Paris when you can not do Thrill rides ( main reason for it are flashing light) best regards and hopefully "see you on mainstreet" some day Kai

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hello Kai, thank you for your reply! We love your idea for a video. We will keep it in mind :-)

[@mtkhalife]

Great video! Xx

[@lilyjones3490]

I have extreme diagnosis of anxiety and I have many crippling panic attack in areas that are hot or lots of people so lines are my worst fear. I already have a lanyard for at the airport. Do you think I can get any passes in Disney?? Xx

[@hannahbrayford6870]

just saying the easy access card isn't just for people with temporary disability - it is also for people with long term illness but are not classed as disabled

[@melocake1000]

Are the shutllebusses from hotel to park (and visa versa) accessible for people in a wheelchair ?

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Melocake, We're not sure at the moment We'll look in to it! Good question, thanks for asking!

[@chandemg9963]

I read on the DLP website that a disabled guest’s caregiver gets in for free. I am my severely disabled child’s caregiver but where do I buy tickets (and show my child’s disability documents) to get my free companion ticket? I see that where you get the disability cards is already INSIDE DLP but what about proving my child is disabled BEFORE I enter so I can get a free ticket as her caregiver? Thanks!

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Chandem, this is a question for Disneyland Paris to answer. You can ask Disneyland Paris. Here is the contact information. You can find it on www.disneylandparis.com - contact - help DISABILITIES, ILLNESSES, ALLERGIES If you have any specific queries about bookings/stays for Guests with disabilities or food allergies, please use the form available here.For all other queries, please give us a call on:08448 008 898* *calls cost 5p per min from BT landline, other networks may vary.

[@sanfran91]

Can you go to a disabled parking spot without an orange or green card? Because as I understand it, you can only get those in the parks. But for the first day, we arrive at Davey Crocket first and then go straight to the park. We wouldn't have a green or orange card yet. Does anyone know?

[@soniat6750]

i have multiple sclerosis, and so I get tired out/fatigued when walking a lot. I have to use a wheelchair when I become this way. Can you hire electrical scooters in disneyland paris? i used a disney hired electrical scooter in disneyworld orlando, so just wondering if i could do the same for disneyland paris?

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Sonia, At the moment Disneyland Paris only has manual wheelchairs available. There is nothing I can find if this going to change anytime soon. A quick Google search on "mobility scooter rental disneyland paris" gave a lot of results. Hope we gave you a pointer in the right direction. Best wishes Sven & Elise

[@soniat6750]

@@SeeYouInMainstreet thank you!

[@gertiemarie2654]

I have a question..I suffer from Fybro and have difficulty standing for long periods of time. In the US, Disney provides me with a pass the get a return time on many rides but I have never had to show documentation. For DLP, what would be right for me? I have a letter from my Dr saying I have been treated for Fybro since 2011 and a sheet from the US disability Help website describing the condition. Is that enough?

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Hi Gertie, I guess it will be enough because it has your doctors signature on it. Have a magical Stay!!

[@andreagade870]

I know this is old so I don’t know if you went yet but if you have a regular ticket the fast pass available with it works the same way:)

[@Pinkcatlullaby]

Hoe krijg je eigenlijk zo'n priority pas? Ik had gevraagd aan mijn huisarts om zo'n formulier met een handtekening die je moet laten zien in disneyland maar die vertelde me dat huisartsen dat volgens de wet niet meer mogen geven dus ik weet eigenlijk niet hoe ik er eentje kan regelen.

[@SeeYouInMainstreet]

Oei, dat is een moeilijke vraag! Als je bijvoorbeeld een gehandicapten parkeerkaart hebt dan telt dat ook. Maar verder zou ik met Disney bellen of mailen, want helaas weten wij niet alle details hierover 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@justadai]

these people are dutch no doubt

[@Moose1707]

Thank you so much for this video! Big like from denmark!