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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of the issues for Disney
-annual passes for FL residents are cheap and there are some very heavy users who live locally. 
-DAS passes were using lightning lanes and [b]it wasn't just the disabled person, it was their entire party. [/b]Obviously it wasn't every DAS person, but there were some heavy users who rode 20 rides + a day. It caused an increase in ride times for everyone.

We are pretty wealthy and would love to go multiple times a year, staying at premium resorts, but I can't convince DH to return. His #1 beef is with how crowded it is. Even though you're paying $$$, you get an insanely crowded park with obnoxious wait times. 60-90 minutes for my 3 year old to ride Ariel during the lowest month of the year, during a week day? It's so unenjoyable because of the wait times. And we also spent most of the day on our phones trying to book lightning lanes. It wasn't like this before with Fast pass. [/quote]

Disabled children wanting to ride with their parents (the horror!) is not what is making lines long for you.[/quote]

Nope, physical disabilities didn't qualify, so most disabled kids still have to wait in line. Autism, Anxiety and ADHD do qualify.

I think it would be fair to allow DAS pass recipients to have 1 person accompany them? They get 4.

The rest of the people in line are toddlers who also can't wait and are throwing tantrums. Disney just doesn't have enough capacity for the amount of people they let in. [/quote]

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