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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with the PP who said that DAS became necessary when they eliminated the FastPass.[b] I have two children who benefit from waiting elsewhere [/b](one autistic ADHD and one ADHD—we just get the DAS for the autistic family member), but we did fine with the FastPass system. Now that they’ve monetized the Lighting Lane even the DAS isn’t great because if it’s very busy that line can be quite long, too. We waited in Haunted Mansion Lighting Lane line in Disneyland for nearly an hour after waiting outside the line for an hour plus. Several times we almost bailed as our kids kept bumping into the people around us because the line was so congested. One could also argue that we are “taking advantage” of the DAS since we didn’t use it before, but honestly we didn’t need it with the old system. FastPass is never coming back though, since they’ve figured out how to charge people to wait in shorter lines. I don’t understand how people will leave the line either. There have been times when we wanted to leave the line and couldn’t.[/quote]Just to be fair, pretty much all kids under the age of 10 would benefit from waiting elsewhere. That's why we purchase Genie+. My kids can't handle waiting without melting down or being obnoxious to those around them. It's a necessary expense, IMO, if you have small kids and aren't a season pass holder who is there to just chill at the parks.[/quote]
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