How To Go To Disneyland With A Disability | How To Get A Disability Access Pass With Genie+

If you or someone in your family has a disability we want to show you how to get your DAS pass and link it to Genie+.
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[@nathanwill1]

Special place in my heart for those that would fake a disability. The "to the front of the line" is not a perk for those who really cannot wait in line. Anyone who really needs DAS would gladly forfit their disability & be able to stand in a long line.

[@cdolce8699]

Yes!!! As a wheelchair user I completely agree. I would very happily wait in long lines if it meant I could walk unassisted.

[@anitamorris5959]

I always feel stress trying to hurry up and get my daughter transferred from her chair to a ride. It does not feel okay to hold up the ride. Thank you and Andrew for spreading the message that it is OKAY 😍

[@Lovelylizzette]

Please don’t feel stressed. I don’t mind. It makes me happy that everyone gets to enjoy the Disney experience.

[@RaeAnn_1202]

Very kind of you to be aware of others, but in these instances we can all be patient because the safety and comfort of your daughter is more than worth our being understanding. Relax and enjoy your time with your daughter.

[@samanthamorton3397]

Do not feel stressed most guests and CM's are patient! I am a CM at but at WDW and(not attractions though) but I always tell wheelchairs etc. to take your time!

[@Skyerocket11]

Yes, yes , yes…. And thank you to all the people that say it’s ok! I always feel rushed to get my son out of his wheelchair and onto the rides and off … he’s almost 100lb now and it’s getting so hard . Therefore to know there are so many kind people who understand I thank YOU!!!

[@anitamorris5959]

@@Skyerocket11 yes, mine is 109 and I’m 60!! 😍🥰😍

[@popmapaxman8179]

Andrew is such a trooper to spend the day with Chris

[@ILoveDisneyland]

Andrew is absolutely hilarious. That cupcake lunge was everything!

[@stashmerkin9576]

Poor Andrew, having to be subjected to the atrocious Chris puns!

[@emilyedge]

WOW! I am not disabled and don’t go to Disney with anyone who is disabled. I do admit I have been frustrated with ECVs and the Omnimoving rides slowing down BUT I will now be finding myself more patient and understanding of everyone. Everyone deserves to love Disneyland and we’re all adapting! Love this! Thank you so much Chris! But thank you so much Andrew! You’re funny and informative and I love this video!!! ♥️

[@paulineneal5851]

Thank you for understanding.... we went for my daughters make a wish trip and got so many dirty looks. We even had one guy tell his kids....loudly of course don't worry she will be dead soon. She had several brain surgeries the month before and fighting the side effects of her first brain tumor.

[@emilyedge]

@@paulineneal5851 no one deserves that, Disneyland is for everyone no matter what.

[@InnocentCinnamon]

I actually love it when we get to slow down, especially on HM - gives you a chance to really appreciate every little detail. And of course for Astro blasters, more time to get points!

[@skullgirrl757]

No offense but real question: WHY does a ride slowing down for a few minutes frustrate you? I'm not trying to be rude I just don't get why anyone would be upset over something as minor as a ride slowing down for a few minutes.....

[@emilyedge]

@@skullgirrl757 just generalized frustration with things not moving? Have you ever been frustrated when something took longer than you wanted it to? My own naivety to other peoples situations was what was causing my frustration. Being educated and understanding others disabilities or limits is something I’ve been working on. Especially after Chris introduced us to Professor Andrew. I didn’t ask, so I wasn’t told. As someone without a disability, it’s easy to forget that some people need a little extra time to get on rides. Learning to slow down and just enjoy the extra time I have on the ride has been life changing tbh. We’re all learning and growing and I’m just happy that PPP is willing to educate and introduce us to amazing new people! Sorry for the long reply, but thank you for asking. 🖤

[@Delaney-and-the-Starlight]

That look of resignation when you got to canoes 🤣 AND THEN SPLASH MOUNTAIN WAS CLOSED???!

[@Dvoir]

Hi, I'm an adult with autism and being in lines for so long gives me major stress especially seeing the line getting longer makes me uncomfortable and I tend to regress. While I understand Andrew doesnt have this I'm glad he brought insight of the DAS to me because I will be using this during my first disney trip.

[@robertjones1729]

I am an old guy that seems to have beat the crap out of the nerves in my feet with the work I did in life..landscape contractor that was always on his feet. I have Tarsal Tunnel sysndrome(same as carpal tunnel in the hands but it's my feet. I have problems standing..walking I'm ok..it hurts a bit but doable. When I stand those nerve impulses to my feet get scrambled and it can get excruciating so..I use DAS and they are so nice to me..always. People with disabilities also have emotional issues dealing with it..mine is personal frustration because I just cannot be a normie anymore..it gets to a guy that has been active all his life and most people do not understand. Thank you Chris and Andrew for your love and consideration for us all..you guys are AWESOME!

[@brianhart7390]

Not only is this video very instructional for those who need it, you let Andrew's light shine. What an intelligent, witty and fun guy he is! Thanks for giving him a chance to be himself. His biggest disability might be those that view him as disabled..

[@katiefitbrit]

People ask why I love Disney. This is one of the reasons. Everyone is welcomed and made to feel safe, happy and included in all the fun ☺️

[@lauxy10]

Chris, You may not know but my wife has a visual disability. She carries a cane in large crowds. We used the DAS pass because stairs and the twisting lines cause her issues. With the DAS pass, she had a magical time. The Disney staff was extremely generous and even helped her get take the extra time needed to get in and off the coasters etc

[@TaniaEstes]

After watching this video I am 100% certain Chris was sent straight from God (and Andrew too). Amazing video. THANK YOU! You both made my day!

[@sccaldwjr]

I have a autistic 26 year son we have been taken him for years now and I love all new updates for the DAS PASS it helps my son so much with the day

[@leahwolber7082]

I love videos with Professor Andrew! My daughter is autistic and unable to wait in lines. Disney is amazing for all our citizens who need a little extra support.

[@sunnygirlsense]

Hallelujah, someone does a disability access videos for Disney land. Things are so much better now, than when I was little. It wasn’t easy to get around nor could I ride some rides.

[@alanbradley4401]

I love the fact that Disneyland is so accessible to everyone. Walt would’ve wanted everybody to experience the park and to enjoy their day there. I’m so glad that you made this video to assist those who need it. Country Bears is better!!!

[@jrios29]

Professor Andrew is awesome! I always love when he's on your videos! I love his energy and attitude! Very talented guy!

[@chain_sawyer7469]

You don't gotta apologize for Chris Andrew,we all know how he is👍😂

[@lpcherry2324]

We’ve taken our intellectually disabled son to Disney all his life (he’s 27 now). There have been many versions of the DAS over the years. We were at Disneyland last December when they rolled out the Genie. It is awesome! If you need it, use it! Chris, we always love you, but you are at your best when you’re with Andrew. 😍

[@internetperson8911]

I absolutely can recommend DAS. I was recently diagnosed with something that makes it nearly improbable for me to know how long I can predictably stand up to be in line. I literally had no idea if I'd even be able to make it a full day on my feet or even twenty minutes. Signing up for DAS was a pain in the rear, but once I was signed up for it, we were able to get in pretty much any line we wanted with little to no fuss. I wish Disney managed their lines completely virtually like this for all guests honestly as it completely removes any real wait times in the line. I think the longest I waited the whole time was 75 minutes to meet Princesses with my kid. I wish I had seen this video beforehand for an education, but it's not that bad if you have to sign up and Disney is super patient in making sure you get it right.

[@JokerGames818]

same with my gf. She has trouble at random times standing. She got into a car accident and broke her back. We tried signing up for the service but I think because we are young 22 they don’t believe us. So we just go to get food and if were lucky we can find a line with a short wait.

[@tamasynmaeve9125]

DAS was a life saver for me when I went with my partner earlier this year. I was able to get to see most of the park that I wanted to before my fibromyalgia, and anxiety got too bad at the end of the day, and because of DAS I really enjoyed myself for my first visit to Disneyland ever. Thank you for these videos, they really helped with our trip, I didn’t think I would enjoy myself to the fullest without the help, especially when I’m an adult woman with Autism and have a hard time with interacting with people in person. So thank you once more, keep up the good work and bad puns and dad jokes, really puts a smile of my face!

[@mariheaton9261]

I'm not sure if this is what Andrew was talking about when he said "stroller swap", but I do know that if a child uses a stroller instead of a wheelchair they can get a special tag from DAS that lets cast members know that their stroller is their mobility vehicle to help their time at Disney run more smoothly.

[@jennifermiguel8368]

Yes this is what we get for my son diagnosed with autism his stroller is treated like a wheelchair since his stroller is his comfort from all the noise around him this helps a lot

[@Girlgonegoofy]

Thank you for updating the DAS video for Disneyland to include the new Genie+ component. I think this is going to help so many of us!!!!

[@nozecuervo666]

I'm a wheelchair-riding Disney fanatic, and I appreciate this video soooooo much! I hope to bump into you guys in a few months. :)

[@joeldavis7296]

If you ever pay attention to the disability pas for Indiana Jones attraction, it has Disneyland's birthday on it.

[@MiguelsAdventures]

Shout out to the editor! The music and sound effects are spot on and make these videos Amazing! Also, to the cameraman who is somehow paddling a canoe and winning an intense Astro blasting recording session 🥰😲😆😂

[@elisharoberts1029]

Thank you for doing these videos. It is so helpful. My son emphatically votes for Winnie the Pooh. We literally watch it at least 20 times a day.

[@RaeAnn_1202]

I agree with your son!! 😊

[@elisharoberts1029]

@@RaeAnn_1202 me to country bears was worse than the Tiki room which I thought was cheesy AF at 12. We went last October. My son wasn't even 3 and barely tolerated the show. I know many love it and the song is catchy, but more than a little cringey.

[@RaeAnn_1202]

@@elisharoberts1029 I know so many loved Country Bears and it is very sentimental. I completely respect that. For me, the last time I saw it was just before they were removing it from Disneyland. My kids were 6, 7, 12. We all thought it was really corny - and not in a good way. It just shows how different we all can be. I have attractions I feel very sentimental about that others would disagree about (but seems everyone is unanimous about missing People Mover). It is interesting how protective people are over attractions they are sentimental about. Disneyland is wonderful and creative.

[@elisharoberts1029]

@@RaeAnn_1202 agree. Country bears was so bad...not so bad it's good just so bad. It honestly put me off Disney shows for years. Thankfully other shows have clearly shown they've improved a lot!!!!

[@TaniaEstes]

Chris you're AMAZING and Prof Andrew too!!

[@junglecruiser2759]

Country Bears by a country mile. We wants the singing bears.

[@seanbast6707]

You 2 are so cute together Please do a lot more videos together.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Love your positive and enthousiatic energy Chris and how much you care people with disability Greetings from France 🇨🇵👋👍👌🇺🇸

[@bryannguyen8440]

Bonjour Christophe.

[@danielclark2934]

I totally agree.

[@michaeltaylor1603]

Chris, You & Professor Andrew were amazing! I have osteoarthritis and had told sister & friends how I'd STILL be able to enjoy Disney with a disability. Gotta get rides in on my favorite "mountains" Plus Peter Pan & Small World. Love monorail @ both parks, but Disneyland's is so special because it actually goes through the park. Fred (Country Bear Jamboree) reminded me of my Uncle Homer. LOL! I told my sister thsi when she saw the show. She couldn't stop laughing! WTP is a fun ride. Bucket list on for me is the one in Tokyo. Thaks again for the info. I remember the vid on Sprinkles.

[@andrewjackson9417]

On Scotty Kilmer's chanel he used the term different abilities rather than disabilities. I like that.

[@ashersarchives]

As someone who uses this service these videos gave me more insight. So thank you so much. One thing that was not mentioned is that DAS is good for 60 days. For me being a local this makes it so much easier at Disneyland. Once I sign up for it if I want to go back to the park after my first DAS visit I have another 60 days to use it without going through signing up again. It’s on my account for the app. Not sure how it works in Florida would love to know since I plan a trip out there soon. Also PPP can you please do videos on how it works for Knotts universal and 6 flags that would be awesome

[@texaspaul01]

Again I have CP lol not Chris Provost Lol but hopefully get to meet you someday. As far as using the DAS pass is great all the cast members are great. I can't lie I do feel the need to rush transfering from my ecv. Just hate to make people wait. But thank you again for this great video

[@melodychristensen6020]

Thank you for covering this! I'm in a wheelchair and I haven't been to Disneyland since before the pandemic.

[@lisaperala5965]

I love this. It is so helpful. Can you do a video Knott’s Berry Farm’s Boarding Pass?

[@larsonrose5885]

Thank you and Andrew for making this. I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and now I need to use an ECV because I can no longer walk long distances. If you are new using an ECV, know this. Crowds are tough to navigate and be prepared (and forgiving) of the people who don’t see you and walk right in front of your vehicle. Happened to me tons of times in DisneyWorld.

[@willatyler425]

Thanks for this. My son is autistic and we are going in August. It will be our first time using the DAS on the app. BTW. Winnie the Pooh by a mile.

[@jennifervest3310]

I could not love this video enough. I have a special needs child but he handles the park well and doesn’t need the DAS pass the way others do. I still found your info so helpful, not to mention entertaining. I share an office with a coworker and I watch your videos with an airpod in my ear. I laughed out loud multiple times watching this and she gave me some of the weirdest looks.😜 You and Andrew are both hilarious and I enjoyed this video so much! Thank you for doing what you do.

[@drewblackstone4083]

First off, Country Bears rule and Pooh Bear rules slightly less. Great timing with this video. I am taking "Spring Break 2.0" with my wife and my niece(Amanda) starting Wednesday. It is my first time using DAS. Prof Andrew is awesome. I have been coming to Disneyland somewhat regularly since my honeymoon in 1993. It is good to see Disney finally doing more than the minimum to meet the ADA requirements. DAS and adding more companion restrooms will make a big difference for the disabled community. I am pretty new to Provost Park Pass and I love it. I have been a DFB guy (I still love AJ) but I have been missing boots on the ground reports from Disneyland. You, Amanda, and Miles are the best. Keep up the good work.

[@mikeblankenship1198]

Andrew, your smile is so contagious! You're lucky to live close to Disney. enjoy!

[@DisAmy33]

Andrew is the absolute coolest & hilarious!!! Need more Andrew!!! 👏👏❤️❤️😂😂

[@jackie5123]

We just used DAS for the first time last month. It was amazingly easy and everyone was so helpful if I had questions. Thank you for sharing videos like these!

[@Sam-02024]

We appreciate this video Chris and Andrew! We learned a lot. We laughed a lot. Chatting over cupcakes didn't happen but maybe next time 😂

[@Itsmecrissylee]

Hahaha Andrew wasn't impressed with your ghost and elevator joke! What a fun dynamic you both are. Enjoyed this very much!

[@JimmyGoodYT]

This was a fun day, as it always is, with both of you! Thanks for letting me help out!

[@RaeAnn_1202]

Thank you both for this video and all the information shared with so much fun. And … Winnie the Pooh … for sure!!

[@nancieworthington3525]

Sorry Chris, I am on Andrew’s side on this matter! Lol!

[@GorgonAlice]

"Everything downhill from here..." That's was too sneaky. 🤭

[@nancyplymale3726]

Thank you for making this video!!! We're headed to DL for the first time and will be using a DAS pass... Your videos have calmed this momma's nerves... Thank you Chris and Andrew!!!

[@jennifermiguel8368]

Chris I believe the stroller swap was what we do for my son with autism his stroller is his safe space from all the noise and lights of Disney so we do a stroller swap where his stroller is considered a wheelchair and is able to access everywhere a wheelchair goes this helps my son to stay calm and we get to enjoy Disney

[@deruiterellen]

Thank you for mentioning mental disability. In september I'm going to disney for the first time. Im so excited but also so scared my mental disability will ruine the magic for me. Im so scared to get disapproved for the das pass in my interview cause you cant see a mental disability. Wish I could do the interview right now instead of feeling stress till one month before the trip. Your video does help a bit reducing the anxiety and stress

[@hollyburson4860]

i'm a quadriplegic and used the DAS pass. it works great! BUT, I need help transferring and some of the rides actually shut down completely and need to be reset if you can't board fast enough. i managed to kill Monster's Inc. and Alice in Wonderland. they made everybody leave and come back after it was reset. i was mortified, but I can't move quickly enough for some rides. even with assistance from several family members.

[@mr.cellophane526]

I love when you do videos with Professor Andrew. You guys have such great chemistry.

[@triciaward1606]

Thank you for the fun updates. DAS made it possible for my son and I to have a successful trip to Disneyland and to feel we we could be a part of the magic. Andrew, your Henry the Bear stuffy is the cutest! I still have my Henry Bear from 45 years ago. Bear Jamboree for the win!

[@mariheaton9261]

I smiled trough this entire video! You guys have so much fun together! Thank you Andrew and Chris for this awesome video!

[@marybishop8979]

Love Professor Andrew!

[@nzjonty]

You guys are so awesome, what an amazing video. Looking out for every guest!

[@sarahmiller7350]

Love your videos!!

[@meganrickards7902]

Hey Chris, what have you got against my Dodgers? 😝😝😝😝😝😝 Also, personality wise, Andrew IS me. The way he took that bite of cupcake from your hand Chris……completely something I would do. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Amanda_Trott]

I appreciate you for making this video! I am a wheelchair user. When I was a kid I went to one of the shows and someone who rented a wheelchair ran down to the front row! I was so mad.

[@sarahmijares3292]

Appreciate this video so much!!!

[@lorenajones3729]

Thank you so much for this video! I was talking to my sister yesterday about traveling to Disneyland for my 70th birthday and her 60th in 2024. She is in a wheelchair and we were talking about how to handle the park, and who to contact. This helped so much!

[@dwsushiloverminecraft7676]

Thankyou so much for all your videos

[@Skyerocket11]

Thank you! I adore you and your family!

[@cherylpalian3254]

Thank you Professor Andrew. I love your help in the videos.

[@PK-hw4uu]

Great video and excellent content, Mahalo!

[@rainbowdashsailormoon6005]

Thank you so much for including disabled people in your videos. Most leave this information out entirely. I was able to use the disability pass for my mother and I last time I went after finding out about it from one of your videos and it made things so much easier on both of us, especially since I am both autistic and have a few physical disabilities too.

[@MrAdamJoel]

We used a DAS pass for our son last week at Disneyland. All considered it went very well. We used it in conjunction with Genie plus and it kept us moving.

[@hawkeye40778183]

Professor is amazing. He is rooting for the correct team. Great video very informative as always. Pooh is great but I agree with Professor Andrew that Country Bear is the best

[@elizabethhernandez4689]

Thank you Chris and Prof. Andrew for this very fun and informative video.

[@Del-Lebo]

As always...but even better! 3 of my older family members have disabilities. I knew a few things ...BUT!! This video was so fun and comprehensive! I Love IT!!!!! Lots of Love and positivity! Hugs for all!!!

[@CheposDaughter]

Thank you so much for this video. Helps so much

[@kidghost7628]

Thank you guys for the info big help ... look so fun!❤️

[@raquelreynolds5049]

Kudos! JOB WELL DONE bro Chris!

[@yvonneb6504]

You and Andrew are so fun to watch! Thanks for the DAS update. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@ricardonuno1694]

Just an awesome thing you are doing!!!!

[@mariescheer6060]

Thank you so much for this video! It was very informative. My daughter has a Cohen syndrome diagnosis as well as being on the autism spectrum. It is my dream that one day she will join our family at Disneyland (our favorite place). You guys are amazing🌟✨

[@domarvisais6178]

Thanks, Chris. I love videos with you and Andrew talking about this very important service at the parks.

[@carlinc2362]

I am so glad you are going to be doing updates on Disneyland disability access! This is so important to so many people! Thank you Andrew and Chris for this!

[@PauloNavarro]

May you please show us how a person that is visually impaired would be and to enjoy the parks? I heard that you can rent audio assisted devices to describe experiences like World of Color.

[@cristinitao]

Thank you for this video! Very helpful!!!

[@amandaperry5069]

This is AMAZING. I remember reading someone asking for this and thank you for taking the time and CARE to share tips! BRAVO Provost!!! ❤

[@armandochavez2348]

This helps us so much with our little guy Much Love from My Family to Yours 😊

[@flipbookboi3856]

Hey Chris! Love ur vids 👍

[@beckyg5220]

Thank you so very much for this valuable video and for sharing your knowledge. It is appreciated much more than you can imagine. I also want to thank you for your always inspiring, uplifting and positive words. You matter ♥️

[@wendykolpack69]

its great that you show this info. and im so glad Disney tries to accommodate disabilities. thank you Chris for all the informative and fun content you bring us

[@seanbexton]

Holy crap Chris! You bring a shocking amount of love for everyone. Thank you

[@Californialife24]

I’m happy I made this video because not a lot of ppl are that some people need this access and exposure to speak about them everyone deserves to have same access even if they have disability so thank you

[@elansmith9291]

what a great channel man

[@joshuabramson5993]

Thanks Provost & Andrew for a great update video. It sucks to learn that since our last time everything has changed because people took advantage of the way it used to work. I was really stressed about this new system but u guys made it seem fun and easy. Thanks again!!!

[@fae206]

Thank you for this video. I had a below the knee amputation in July of this year and I love Disneyland. This video made me feel a lot more comfortable in planning a trip

[@themeparksarah]

what a wonderful and educational video!!

[@judithcampo8822]

Thank you to the both of you for providing such help. My Mom just turned 92 on May 1 and we have needed to rent her wheels since 2016. It's nice to know about options that we may not have been aware of.

[@danilove63]

These videos are so unbelievably helpful! Thank you! Very genuine experience and tips for my future Disney trip. Would love to see more! Accessibility is a hard thing to pre-plan for.

[@Jennyoda1]

Thanks for the informative video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@lizettelopez100]

Such good information thank you!

[@lorenajones3729]

Absolutely love Andrew, He's so much fun!