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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t you have to wait in the LL anyway with DAS? How is it different from Genie+ once you get the slot booked on Genie? [/quote]

Genie+ sells out (sometimes you can only book like 3 attractions per day). Also, with Genie+ the times available to book could be hours away. When we went recently, some of the rides we wanted had time slots at like 6-7 pm when we knew we’d be done with the park.

Not to mention Genie+ is expensive.[b] I imagine Disney doesn’t want to get in trouble for charging $ to accommodate people with disabilities.[/b][/quote]

That is what equality is about. It costs X and is available to everyone to buy. [/quote]

Why is this a matter of equality? As the PP noted, Genie + and DAS are not the same. My daughter had DAS for a recent trip, and for several days of our trip, we also purchased Genie + to minimize waiting even more.  As the PP said, your ability to schedule Genie  + is limited, and in many cases, the rides sell out for the day early in the day. The great thing about DAS for those with physical disabilities is that it minimizes the need to constantly be crisscrossing parks because you can get a DAS return time that aligns with where you currently are, allowing you to rest in between. Is that type of accommodation strictly required under the ADA? Probably not, but it made my daughter's time in the parks more manageable (and even with it, she can't stay in the parks from open to close).

Personally, I think it would be reasonable to limit DAS user to one time on each ride especially on major attractions, per day. [/quote]

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