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[quote=Anonymous]I have used it in the past.
My child no longer requires that kind of help, but I went with my mom last week.
She was in a wheelchair.

I used a hybrid-I paid of genie+ for rides I knew she liked.

Then for rides that are less popular (Nemo, Living with the Land....) I asked a cast member where the accessible entrance was and they sent us through the ramp on the Lightening Lane.  The chair was obvious, so we did not get the DAS. She could transfer to a seat and leave the chair behind on the ride (they moved it for us).

There were certain rides we let go (Frozen, pardon the pun) but if that were the goal, I'd get a DAS at the guest relations office, and when the sign at 10:00 a.m. says "90 minutes" ask the Cast member at the Lightening lane if you can come back 90 minutes (a "go back" time) from now and wait somewhere shady.

You can only include a few in your party. It used to be 6. They will take a photo of your child. (I didn't like that part).

It can be a game changer. The Cast Member at guest relations can also guide you towards sensory friendly rides. [/quote]

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