Not being able to wait in line for transport, does DAS work there?

[Rpo0921]

I believe the only attractions DAS cannot be used for is if the attraction has a virtual queue since a virtual queue works similarly. Joining a virtual queue does not count against your one DAS return time at a time.

actually you can turn the VQ into an ILL with DAS if you got a boarding group once it’s called.

 

[ClaraOswald]

When we were at DLR, there was a VQ for Mickey and Minnie at that time. We were able to book a VQ time. Then when it came time to ride, we told the CM and they checked our DAS status and we were able to go through the LL queue instead of the (very long) standby queue.

 

[momandmousefan]

Way late to the thread, but wanted to say Disney transportation is pretty awful for invisible disabilities.

The morning crush to get on a bus is massively overstimulating. I wish they would have a more organized line to board FROM the resorts like they have coming back from the parks.
The crush of people all rushing and pushing past each other to get on, the sounds, the squeezing of people, the frequent lack of seating sure is meltdown inducing first thing in the day for anyone on the spectrum.

 

[ClaraOswald]

I agree about the organized queues. I wish all the resorts had them. It would keep the rude people from shoving at least.

 

[keishashadow]

I wish they would have a more organized line to board FROM the resorts like they have coming back from the parks.

Depends on the resort. Did 1 night at ASMu after thanksgiving. Ropes& Lines were set up. We still waited nearly an hour for bus to DTD for a 6 pm ADR Glad we got in line around 4 pm

A fluke, there were so many ECVs with accompanying large parties boarding = the regular line moved so slowly.