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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With DAS, you are still waiting the full standby time to get back into the line. It's not anything like a VIP pass.[/quote]It's very much like a VIP pass to be able to put yourself on a waitlist for a ride and then get to do other fun things while you wait, like go to a show, shop, watch a parade or go eat lunch. You can get on the standby list for Tower of Terror and then go see the Beauty and the Beast show while you wait.  Or tap in for Micky and Minnie RR and go see the Indiana Jones stunt show or watch the parade.  Then get on the list for Rise of the Resistance while you do Star Wars land.  It's a huge advantage.[/quote]

If my kid with autism could actually do all this, I wouldn't need a Das, now would i? Like what planet are you posting from? It doesn't seem to be a planet that has any special needs people on it.[/quote]
This is exactly how the program is being used.

If your kid can't do all these things, then they wouldn't be impacted by a cap or other limits placed on the program that would stop it from being used by some as an advantage over Genie+.[/quote]

Agreed. The people with actual real limitations, using DAS to get on 3-4 things a day are NOT the problem. Its everyone else who is still using DAS to ride more than a "typical" Disney visitor. That does affect everyone negatively. [/quote]

Agree. This is why I think the answer is to just give them two pre-scheduled rides a day. Then if they want they can get Genie+ on top of that. [/quote]

They will claim this is unfair because then Jude can't right Toy Story Mania 15 times in a row if he wants to. [/quote]

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