One thing is for sure – Disneyland Paris have a superior disability access system. No return times, no waiting, dedicated express laneways and straight to the front of almost every queue. The Parisians really know how to look after the disabled community – and that makes life so much easier at Disneyland Paris.

Paris Disneyland Priority Card

Paris Disneyland offer disabled guests a special Priority Card which helps with almost every aspect of a Disneyland visit. Here’s how it works…

How do I get a Disneyland Paris Priority Card?

Paris Disneyland use a special disability pass called a Priority Card for their DAS system.

There are two main ways to get a Paris Disneyland Priority Card.

1. You can apply online up to one month in advance on the Disneyland Paris website . You will need to show proof of disability and upload a passport sized photo. Once confirmed you then pick up your Priority Card from your Disney hotel, the special desks before you enter or Paris Disneyland Guest Services inside on the day of your visit.
2. You can go to Paris Disneyland Guest Services in person on the day of your visit.

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Where is Paris Guest Services located?

Guest Services is located at the beginning of Main Street on the left-hand side facing the castle, signposted “Disneyland City Hall”.

What papers do I need to get my Disneyland Paris Priority Card?

You will need to be able to verify your disability with official authority issued documents from your country such as government diagnosis papers or an assessment. This might be in the form of a disability card, companion card or proof of disability certificate. We used a NSW Companion Card from Australia. Your submitted documents will be cross-checked with an official list for each country.

Official disability proof examples listed by Paris Disney include:

1. Parking Permit for People with Disabilities
2. Other official disability documents issued by the competent authorities of the country of issue.
3. Companion card
4. National Disability Insurance Scheme

What happens at Guest Services?

The Guest Services cast member staff are very friendly and accommodating. After the disabled person’s proof of disability papers have been checked, upon approval they will then have their photograph taken and their Priority Card will be printed on the spot. They or their Carer will be shown how and where they can use the card for special disability access, including how to access rides without waiting in the standby queue and where to find special disability areas for parades and shows.

How long does the Priority Card last?

The Disneyland Paris Priority Card validity will last for up to six days, or the length of a longer pass such as annual pass.

How does the Priority Card help me?

The Paris Disneyland Disability Priority Card allows you to go straight to the front of just about any queue in Paris Disneyland. Not just rides, this skip the queue card also includes food queues, restaurants and stores. Look for the disability wheelchair symbol for special dedicated queues, but if you can’t see one you can also skip the regular queue with your Priority Card.

How do I use the card to skip ride queues?

You can use your Paris Disneyland Priority Card to access rides by simply showing your card to Cast Members. They know to look after you as a priority. There is no time return system at Paris Disneyland when using the Priority Card, so no extended waiting to board the ride.

The only verification needed to enter or board the ride is a quick visual check that the disabled person matching the Priority Card photo is present. You will then be directed to the disability priority laneway access route.

Is there a ride fast lane?

Yes, you can access rides quickly using a disability priority route. This may be using the dedicated disability priority laneway, the Premier Access express laneway or the ride exit. It can vary from ride to ride. There will always be a small wheelchair sign at the entrance showing you the way.

Cast members can help direct you or just look for the wheelchair symbol for guidance on which way to access the attraction via the Priority Card disability route.

After showing your Priority Card, you can then follow the fast-track route to the boarding area of the ride, skipping the main ride queue. Sometimes you will be merged with the main queue for the very last section of the ride queue for entertainment or boarding purposes.

How many people can go with the disabled person?

Up to 4 extra people can join the disabled person on rides and attractions, and 1 companion can go along with the disabled person for parades and show areas.

Does the priority ride queue have wheelchair access?

Yes, the disability priority laneways with stairs always have elevator access for wheelchair users.

Are there special disability parade areas?

Yes, for the Disneyland Paris day parades there is a special area on the right hand side of the castle, and a special area on the left hand side directly in front of the castle for the night time fireworks, drone and projection show. It is cordoned off from the main area and so less crowded environments to watch the shows.

Tip – to get straight past the crowds to the night time disability area, use the left hand side covered gallery walkway

How many people can go with me to the special disability area?

Officially only two people total can access the special disabled parade areas at Paris Disneyland – however we are three people and were waved through without a problem.

Watch our day using the Disneyland Paris Priority Card

Watch my video of our visit to both Paris Disneyland theme parks. It shows how to use the Priority Card and where to access most rides and attractions!

The disability Priority Card does not work the same for these attractions

Character Meet & Greets

Can I use the disability card for character meet & greets?

Yes, however it is a time-return system. You must first get a time card which will record your return-time. It is around half the time of the standby queue time. You then return at the allotted time and you will be taken to the front of the queue.

Disney Animation Academy

Can I use the Priority Card for the Animation Academy?

No you can’t use your Priority Card as the Animation Academy runs timed sessions with a finite number of participants. You will need to wait in line with the general queue if you would like to participate in an Animation Academy drawing session.

What if I have a chronic disease?

If you don’t have official proof of disability but can produce a medical certificate as proof of a chronic disease you are able to get an Easy Access Card and make use of a time-return system. You’ll be given a time to come back at each ride which gets recorded in a passbook. The time before you can return is around the same time as the standby queue. This helps to avoid standing in long queues and you can spend the time elsewhere more comfortably. You can see the complete qualifying illness list here.

Is there any accessible equipment available?

Yes – for available disability equipment such as white noise headphones, vibrating vests and disability access maps visit the official Disneyland Paris DAS website page here.

I have food allergies – is the food safe?

To find out food ingredients, or if gluten free or other non-allergy specific foods are available ask the cast members at each restaurant for an allergen list.

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Are there cheaper Disneyland Paris disability entry tickets?

Yes, you can get 25% off standard dated entry tickets for both the disabled person and one companion from the official website.

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Last month we did two separate trips to Disneyland California one day apart. We successfully applied for the DAS pass each time.

Different times of day make a big difference to the California Disney DAS pass. Here’s an honest recount of everything we experienced and how we successfully obtained the Disneyland Resort DAS pass on the day – and without any prior planning or preparation!

What is a DAS Pass?

A theme park Disability Access Services Pass (frequently referred to as a DAS Pass) is an extra ride pass system available to qualifying disabled visitors to help make rides more easily accessible. In order to get a DAS Pass there is a verification system used which helps to ensure that only those in need can obtain it.

Does Disneyland California have a DAS Pass?

Yes, the Disneyland Resort does have a DAS ride pass. The Disneyland DAS Pass uses a ride queue time-return system largely intended for Autistic, socially or behaviorally challenged disabled people.

Their time-return ride queue system allows the DAS pass holder and their companions the ability to spend their ride queue time elsewhere than the physical ride standby queue. This eliminates standing in a restrictive line with other people which may be a stressful or challenging experience for the disabled person.

Can tourists get the Disneyland DAS Pass?

Yes, the California Disney DAS Pass is available to all eligible disabled visitors who meet their DAS pass criteria, regardless of whether they are an overseas visitor or U.S. citizen.

How do I get a Disneyland DAS Pass?

Unlike other Disney park disability pass systems around the world, the California Disneyland Resort process is unique. Its assessment is based upon a face-to-face “Conversation” interview process with cast members (Disneyland employees) and not via the traditional proof-based production of disability assessment evidence from medical professionals (such as a disability certificate, government identification card or other official document).

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Can I apply for a DAS Pass “Conversation” online?

Yes, the DAS Pass application process “Conversation” can take place from 60 days in advance of your visit online at the Disneyland website via a live video chat, or in person at Disneyland on the day of your visit. In both cases, the disabled person must be present at the Conversation.

Who needs to be present at the Conversation?

Should the DAS Pass application be successful, in addition to the disabled person any other accompanying family members or companions will need to be present for the app-based registration portion of the interview.

How do I get a DAS Pass at Disneyland?

The Disneyland Disability Pass Conversation takes place at the Accessibility Services kiosk building located in between the entrances to the two California Disney parks.

After you have arrived at Disneyland with your valid park tickets and park registration, pass through the security area. You can then proceed directly to the Accessibility Services queue which you will find just past the Disneyland security screening gates on the left-hand side.

What happens when you arrive at the Accessibility Services Kiosk?

When you arrive at the Accessibility Services Kiosk you will initially be approached by a Cast Member. You will be addressed as “Friend” and asked why you are in the queue. You will then be asked to scan a QR code to read and agree to the Disneyland Accessibility Services Terms and Conditions.

Once this is completed you will then need to wait your turn to be served. Your queueing time may be in excess of an hour, dependent upon what time you arrive and how many groups are in front of you. When it is your turn, you will be approached again and directed from the queue to a free window at the Accessibility Services Kiosk.

What is the best time to arrive at the Disneyland DAS Pass queue?

The Accessibility Services Kiosk opens one hour prior to park opening time. To be attended to more quickly it’s best to arrive closer to the official park opening time. Arriving even an hour or so after opening time can be the difference between being processed quickly or having to wait for over an hour to be seen. This is because the Accessibility Services queue is processed very slowly and so backs up significantly from park opening time onwards, when the crowds start to arrive.

Accessibility Services closes three hours prior to park closing time, so be sure not to leave your application too late, either!

What happens during the Disney DAS Pass interview?

During your DAS Pass interview the cast member at the kiosk window will explain that they will have a “Conversation” with you about what disability services you may require. You will then be taken through a series of questions which you will need to answer to help state your case for why a DAS Pass is necessary.

The Disneyland Resort disability access service is very different process to the standard DAS pass requirements of other theme parks. The interview process can feel quite confronting. Even though you may have an official permanent disability assessment it’s professional value can feel worthless, as you will not be allowed to use it to help obtain a DAS Pass. You may also feel some anxiety due to the uncertainty of the outcome, as you receive no indication of a positive or negative result until the very end of the Conversation.

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What will I be asked during the DAS Pass Conversation?

The interviewing cast member will ask certain questions such as how the disabled person normally queues for things. They will specifically ask what will happen if the disabled person is in a long queue and how they may react or how it may affect them. The interviewing cast member will also ask about the disabled person’s everyday life such as if they attend school or work, and if any special concessions are made in everyday life, such as when boarding airplanes.

The disabled person will also be directly included in the Conversation and will be asked questions regarding their ability to queue in line with others.

During the process a second cast member will be called to attend and will ask further questions before the final outcome. The whole conversation process may take around ten to fifteen minutes.

What should I say during the DAS Pass conversation?

During the Conversation you’ll need to advocate for yourself or the person you are representing. Honestly and clearly explain why a DAS Pass is essential to ensure comfortable navigation of Disneyland.

It’s important to mention if there are any neurodiverse assessments, and even though formal disability assessments or other medical documents aren’t accepted, don’t be afraid to verbally communicate their existence. Answer the cast member’s questions about how waiting in a ride queue adversely affects you or the disabled person you are accompanying. Also, how it may affect those around you in the ride queue. Explain how important the DAS Pass is for the successful management of your theme park day, and that enjoying the park rides won’t be possible without disability pass assistance.

What happens if a DAS Pass is approved?

If a DAS Pass is granted, the interviewing cast member will tell you that based upon the conversation they believe that you will benefit from a Disneyland Disability Pass.

The DAS Pass holder will be registered on the Disneyland App, and their photograph will be taken. You will receive a free disability pamphlet and map with information about disability facilities such as a quiet area.

The DAS Pass function will be installed onto your Disneyland App so that you can book time-return for rides remotely without having to go to the ride in person first.

You will then be sent off to enjoy your day!

Disneyland DAS Pass FAQs

How do I use the Disneyland DAS Pass?

1. Use the Disneyland App to request a ride attendance time. The DAS function will be clearly visible on the home page. The DAS return time will be an amount of time roughly equal to the current ride standby queue wait time. Once requested, you will then see the time you will be able to go to the ride on the Disneyland App.
2. When it’s time, go straight to the ride’s Lightning Lane priority lane and scan your DAS booking in the Lightning Lane scanner for each person, starting with the DAS Pass holder first.
3. Follow the Lightning Lane priority lane to the ride. There may still be some waiting time, however it will be small in comparison to the main queue. Have a fun day at Disneyland!

Do I still need to buy an entry ticket if I have a DAS Pass?

Yes, everyone must have a valid admission ticket to both request a DAS Pass and to enter the Disney Parks.

Does Disneyland have a discounted Disability admission ticket?

No, Disneyland does not offer cheaper tickets for disabled guests.

Do I have to apply for a DAS Pass each day?

No, you only need to apply and have a DAS Conversation once per visit if you have consecutive Disneyand Resort daily tickets. Your approved DAS Pass will last for the duration of your visit.

If I skip a day do I have to apply again?

If you have successfully been granted a DAS Pass on a previous isolated Disneyland visit (in the last days or months) then you will still need to queue at the Accessibility Services Kiosk again, however at the Cast Member’s discretion you may quickly be re-approved for another DAS Pass without another long Conversation process.

How long does a DAS Pass last?

The Disneyland DAS Pass lasts for up to one year or the length of your Disneyland visit tickets – whichever is shorter.

I have a Disneyland annual pass – will my DAS Pass be valid all year?

Your DAS Pass will be valid continuously up to one year from the date you obtain it. Therefore, it will work alongside your annual pass for the whole year providing both passes were obtained at the same time.

How much does a DAS Pass cost?

Disney DAS Passes are a free additional pass to be used inside the parks after gaining access to the parks with your valid Disneyland admission ticket.

Can I skip the queue with the DAS Pass?

The DAS Pass doesn’t allow skipping ride queues entirely, rather it uses a ride time-return system.

This system still requires you to wait out the normal queue time, however it allows you to do so elsewhere than the physical ride queue. This allows the disabled person to be more comfortable and less stressed if waiting in a regular line isn’t possible. They can go and have something to eat, ride, shop or just wait away from the crowds.

Can I be late for my DAS ride return time?

Yes there’s no rush – you can be as late as you like to your DAS return time, but you won’t be able to book another DAS reservation until ten minutes after you use the current one.

Can I book more than one DAS Pass ride reservation at a time?

No, you can only hold one DAS Pass booking at any one time.

How soon can I book my next DAS Pass time?

You can book your next DAS Pass ten minutes after you use your previous DAS Pass booking. So basically, right after you get off the ride you should be able to book your next DAS Pass ride reservation.

Can we do other rides whilst waiting for our disability ride return time?

Yes, you can go on other rides, eat, shop, watch a show or just relax somewhere quiet – whatever suits you during your waiting period.

Can I use Lightning Lane Passes if I’m using the DAS system?

Yes, you can use both systems at the same time and stack your Lightning Lane and DAS Pass ride times as they work independently from each other.

Does Autism qualify for a Disney DAS Pass?

Yes, it can do. It depends if the Autism causes the disabled person to be unable to wait in ride queues.

Will I need documentary proof of my disability?

No, you do not need to produce documents or certificates at Disneyland to prove the disability. In fact, even if you have official disability papers with you the cast members do not want to see them and they won’t be taken into account.

I have two disabled children – should I get two DAS Passes?

If you have more than one disabled person you would like a DAS Pass for, Cast members will ask if you would like to have one or two “Conversations”.

If you have a total of 4 people or less in your party and intend to stay together during your visit it may be beneficial just to have one Conversation to save time (if you are successful in obtaining a DAS Pass) as a total of 4 people can ride together under the DAS Pass anyhow, provided the disabled person is present.

How many people can accompany a disabled person on rides?

Up to three people can join the DAS Pass holder. So, a total of four people including the DAS Pass holder can wait out the ride queue time elsewhere together and then go to the ride and ride together.

Must all included members of the DAS party be on every ride together?

No, but the DAS Pass holder must be present for every ride when the DAS Pass system is used.

Can I use a DAS Pass on rides alone?

Yes, the disabled person does not require a companion when using a Disneyland DAS Pass.

What are the Disney DAS Pass changes & controversy?

There has been some debate and even protest since major changes to the Disney Resort disability policy in 2024/2025. This is due to the DAS Pass approval process switching its focus to developmental disabilities such as autism. Numerous other disabilities once classed as DAS Pass acceptable are now no longer regarded as eligible.

The DAS Pass recipient eligibility screening service changed to a personal interview vetting process officially labelled a “Conversation”. The DAS Pass system was moved online to work within the Disney App, and the length of the DAS Pass validity period was extended to one year or the complete continuous time of ticket/s purchased – whichever is shorter.

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What is a theme park Disability or DAS Pass?

A theme park disability pass is a special ticket or pass offered to disabled visitors to help make their time in the park easier. Disability passes are also known as accessibility passes or DAS passes. There is a document verification process required before tickets are issued. Disability Pass benefits can include discounted entrance tickets and the ability to wait out ride queue times elsewhere in the park, usually with their family and/or companions.

Does Universal Studios Beijing have a DAS Pass?

Yes, Universal Studios Beijing (USB) offers a very effective DAS Pass for disabled visitors, including international visitors. Unfortunately, I can find no official information regarding this pass online, so can only speak from our personal experience.

Universal Studios Beijing tickets

Disability Access Services – the DAS Pass

 How do I buy Universal Studios Beijing Disability tickets?

We bought ours from the Universal Grand Hotel ticket counter next to reception. We were only allowed to purchase disability entrance tickets on the day of use.

There is a Guest Services window outside of the Universal Studios Beijing entrance which sell disability entrance passes also on the day of use.

Side note – buying disability entrance passes at the hotel impacted our hotel early entry benefit as the ticket selling desk didn’t open until one hour prior to official opening time, which is also the commencement of early entry hour. The hotel automatically gives all guests early entry.

Where should I buy our other Universal Studios Beijing Tickets?

You can buy non-disability standard entrance tickets for the rest of your family or friends online on the official website, or at a discounted price online on the official seller Klook website.

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Should I also buy Express Passes if I have a DAS pass?

If you are only visiting USB for one day, I would recommend it. Whilst the DAS pass is very useful it does require the patience of waiting out your return time, which can be time consuming.

Universal Studios Beijing Express Passes are a fast pass which allow you to immediately access ride priority laneways for the big rides with the longest queues. I bought a combined 3 ride Express Pass with a standard entrance ticket on Klook. I also purchased extra 3 ride Express Passes on Klook to add to our disability passes. With this combination, I found that it really helped us cover all of the rides we wanted to do in just one day. Without the Express Passes I think we would have missed out on a few rides, as we were there from early opening until closing time and only just got them all done.

If you have a couple of days or more to visit the park, I think the DAS pass alone would be enough.

How do I enter Universal Studios Beijing with my Disability ticket?

After buying your disability entrance ticket, upon arrival at the Universal Studios Beijing theme park entrance, produce your passport – in China theme park tourist tickets are linked to their passport. There is no special disability entrance.

Are Universal Beijing Disability tickets cheaper?

Yes, Universal Studios Beijing Disability one day passes are cheaper than standard one day passes.

In February 2026, our USB ticket prices were as follows:

Universal Studios Beijing adult Disability Ticket price (purchased at the hotel): 520 CNY / $106 AUD / $75 USD

Universal Studios Beijing Standard adult 1 day ticket price (purchased at the hotel): 693 CNY / $142 AUD / $100 USD

I bought our standard tickets using Klook which included 3 express passes for just 693 CNY / $142 AUD / $100 USD – a big money saver!

Disability tickets are approximately 20% cheaper than standard Universal Studios Beijing tickets bought from the official website.

Can my Carer or accompanying family members buy the discounted disability tickets too?

No, at Universal Studios Beijing only verified disabled visitors may buy discounted disability tickets. Your accompanying Carer or family members must buy standard entrance tickets.

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What certificate or paperwork do I need to prove I am disabled?

There doesn’t seem to be any official information regarding this. Disabilities usually including physical, developmental (neurodiverse such as Autism / ASD and ADHD), neurological, cognitive and intellectual / mental disabilities.
The best approach is to bring your original government disability document with you such as a card or letter from a government support program. Preferably with your photograph. Be sure to always have your passport available for checking against your non-photo documents.

Australian government documents may include parking passes, NDIS letters and/or state companion cards.

Australian Compaion & Carers Cards

Australian NSW Companion Cards and even Carers pension cards would have a strong case, particularly if they include a photograph. This is because they are issued by the state or federal governments.

Explain that your documentation is what your country issues to prove disability.

UK Blue Cards

UK Blue Cards should be successful proof due to them being a government issued identification card with photograph.

If you don’t have any of the above, you may like to try producing a Doctor’s letter specifying that the disabled person is unable to stand in queues for long periods of time.

What if my disability proof isn’t acceptable?

You will be able to pay more to upgrade your entrance ticket to a standard ticket.

Do I need to take original certificates or can I take photocopies or digital scans?

Only take originals, as copies probably won’t be accepted. Officially they must be originals.

Do I have to have my passport with me?

Yes, you should always carry your passport in China – it’s the law for tourists. There can be penalties otherwise.

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Do I need to supply a Chinese translation of my disability certificate or medical letter?

No, just the original copies in their original language.

That said, if my only documentation was a doctor’s letter, a Chinese translation may help strengthen your claim.

Can I buy multi-day disability tickets?

No. Disability tickets are one day passes only.

Is there a Disability Ride Pass system at Universal Beijing?

Yes, you can get a ride return time card called an Attractions Assistance Pass from Guest Services. We got ours from the Guest Services office directly inside Universal Studios Beijing on the right-hand side.

If you have not bought a disability entrance ticket you will need to prove your disability using the documents mentioned above (in the how to buy a disability ticket section of this guide). They will register you and any other companions or family members with you to a total of five people so that you can all wait and ride together.

You will be issued with an Attractions Assistance Pass which is a ride time return card and your disabled person will have their photograph taken. As Universal Studios Beijing uses a photo/facial recognition identification system at rides, the disabled person will always have to present first, followed by their companions.

After you have registered for a disability ride pass at Guest Services you don’t need to do this process again that day. You can just request your DAS ride return time from ride operators at each ride by presenting your Attractions Assistance Pass and having your faces recognised.

Do I need a Carer with me to be registered for a Beijing Universal Studios disability pass?

No, at Beijing Universal Studios disabled adults may attend the theme park on their own without a companion.

Can my family or group come with me when I’m using my Disability Access Service (DAS)?

Yes. Up to six other people can come with you and also board the ride with you when using the return-time system. You’ll need to have them with you when registering for a disability ride return pass at Guest Services.

How do I use a disability pass to skip the ride queue?

After your initial registration at Guest Services, go to each ride and present your Attractions Assistance DAS Pass to staff. They will fill in a line on your DAS Pass.

If the wait time is less than 30 minutes you will be immediately admitted to the Express laneway which bypasses the long regular queue. You will usually reach the head of the queue in around five to fifteen minutes, depending on how busy it is.

If the current wait time is longer than 30 minutes, they will give you a ride return time written on your Attractions Assistance Pass card. You will receive a return time that equals the current queue wait time, less 30 minutes. You can now leave and go and do what you like during the waiting time period.

Return to the ride Express Lane at the stated time on your Attractions Assistance Pass and present your Attractions Assistance Pass card to the ride staff. They will draw a line through the return time for that ride and admit you to the express queue so that you can access the ride like a fast pass, bypassing the regular queue.

See our day at Universal Studios Beijing including DAS registration

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Can we do other rides whilst waiting for our disability ride return time?

Yes you can provided you can make it back in time.

Can we do other rides using the Attractions Assistance Pass whilst waiting for our ride return time for another ride?

No, you can only use your Attractions Assistance Pass one ride at a time.

Where do I go at my ride queue return time?

You go to the ride Express priority lane entrance – the same place you go to if you have a paid Express Pass.

Is there a special place for wheelchairs to view parades & shows?

Yes, there are reserved areas inside stage shows and also along parade routes reserved for accessible viewing. They are signposted with the wheelchair symbol. To locate them ask nearby staff for directions.

Can I hire a wheelchair at Universal Studios Beijing

Yes, limited numbers of wheelchairs are available for hire at Universal Studios Beijing at the Parking and Transportation Center and also near the entrance on a first-come-first-served basis.

Can I use my electric disabled mobility scooter inside the park?

Yes Electric Convenience Vehicles (ECVs) or mobility scooters are allowed in the park, however they can’t fit in any queues or attractions. A manual wheelchair is available to be transferred into if needed at each attraction. Electric scooters may only be used at surrounding walking pace or less, and must be powered down with the keys removed when parked anywhere unattended.

Is there a Universal Studios Beijing disability resource?

The only official reference I could find was a Universal Studios Beijing Guide for Rider Safety and Accessibility here.

Where should I buy our other standard USB entry tickets?

You can buy non-disability standard entrance tickets for the rest of your family or friends online on the official website, or at the official online seller like Klook.

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• Where can I buy standard discounted Tokyo Disneyland tickets?
• Can I buy Tokyo Disney Disabled tickets?
• How do I use my disability pass?
• What is a Pram as a Wheelchair sticker?
• How much does a Tokyo Disney Resort Disability pass cost?
• What is the certificate to prove your disability at Tokyo Disney Resort?
• Is there a place to wait instead of the ride queue at Tokyo Disney Resort?
• Can I get a Disability Access Service pass added to a day pass?
• Can my family group ride with me using my disability pass?
• Can I do other rides whilst waiting for my DAS time slot?
• Can I take my wheelchair on the Tokyo Disney Resort monorail or shuttle bus?
• Tokyo Disney Resort disabilities resource page

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Disability Access Services

 How do I buy a Tokyo Disney Disability pass?

You can only buy a Tokyo Disneyland disability entrance ticket at the official Tokyo Disney Resort website or at an official Tokyo Disney Hotel ticket counter.

Where should I buy our other Tokyo Disney Tickets?

You can buy non-disability standard entrance tickets for the rest of your family or friends online also on the official website, or at the official third party discount seller Klook.

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How do I enter Disneyland or DisneySea with my Disability ticket?

After buying your Disney entrance tickets, upon arrival at the Tokyo Disney park  produce your ticket barcode on your mobile phone or paper ticket.
You will need to produce proof of your disability to enter.

You will still need to Register inside the park at your first ride.

(Make sure all members of your party who may wish to ride with you – up to five people – are also present so they can also be noted as your ride group)

Are Tokyo Disney Resort disability tickets cheaper?

Yes, Tokyo Disney Resort Disability one day passes are cheaper than standard one day passes. They are around AUD$25 and USD$11 cheaper than standard Tokyo Disneyland day passes, or roughly 20% cheaper.

Your accompanying Carer can also buy a disability one day pass. Only one accompanying person may buy a disabled pass per disabled pass visitor.

Here are the current (August 2023) ticket prices for comparison:

Tokyo Disneyland Disability park entrance ticket price:

Adult ticket price ¥6,800 Junior ¥5,600 Child ¥4,000

(Adult ¥6,800 = AUD$72.51, USD$46.44)

Tokyo Disneyland Standard day pass price:

Adult ¥8,400 Junior ¥7,000 Child ¥5,000
(Adult ticket price ¥8,400 = AUD$89.57, USD$57.36)

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What certificate or paperwork do I need to prove I am disabled?

There isn’t a great deal of information, other than eligible certificates should be a “certificate for” their disability, including physical, developmental (neurodiverse such as Autism / ASD and ADHD), neurological, cognitive and intellectual / mental disabilities.
This implies official-issued documents such as government documents.

That said, there are numerous incidences of NDIS or Doctors letters that are accepted as proof for DAS at Tokyo Disneyland.

Australian Compaion & Carers Cards

Australian NSW Companion Cards and even Carers pension cards would have a strong case, particularly if they include a photograph. This is because they are issued by the state or federal governments.

What disability proof worked for us:

NDIS original paperwork for Australians carries weight – state that it is a government document.

Bring an accompanying doctor’s letter on their letterhead stating queuing may be difficult/not possible. MOST LIKELY this alone will work.

I asked a Cast Member if you can try to register with just a doctors letter and was met with some doubt. It can depend on who you register with!

Any kind of carers card, Australian Companion Card or pass with a photo would also be helpful.

UK Blue Cards

UK Blue Cards have been used with success due to them being a government issued identification card with photograph.

Japan has a photo pass system and may assume other countries do also. Explain that your government doesn’t issue the same.

Personally, if I only had a doctor’s letter as proof I would buy a regular Park entrance ticket and not a Disability entrance ticket – just in case the doctor’s letter is rejected as not enough proof (so that you don’t risk losing your entry ticket).

Do I need to take original certificates or can I take photocopies or digital scans?

Only take originals, as copies probably won’t be accepted. Officially they must be originals.

You should always carry your passport in Japan – it’s the law for tourists.

For Disney Disability Registration, you should bring photo id (so, your passport for example) if there is no photo id on your disability certificate or other proof – they probably won’t check it, but just in case.

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Do I need to supply a Japanese translation of my disability certificate or medical letter?

No. Most don’t. There doesn’t seem to be a requirement for Japanese translations as then this would be a copy, so not admissable as proof.

That said, if my only documentation was a doctor’s letter, a translation may help strengthen your claim.

Can I buy Tokyo Disney multi-day disability tickets?

No. Disability tickets are one day passes only.

Is there Tokyo Disney Resort disabled ride access if I have already bought a standard ticket?

Yes. This is called the Disability Access Service pass. You can add this to your standard park access ticket by registering for the Disability Access Service add-on after you enter the park.

This is obtained by presenting a disability certificate or other acceptable documentation (see above) to one of several park locations, including any ride operator for your first ride. They will register you, your carer and your other group (family) members in the system width you so you can all ride together.

After you have registered for the first time you don’t need to do this process again that day. You can just request your DAS ride return time from ride operators at each ride.

Here are the Tokyo Disney Resort Disability Access Service registration locations:

At Tokyo Disneyland:

• All rides and attractions
• Woodchuck Greeting Trail
• Mickey’s House and Meet Mickey
• Minnie’s Style Studio

At Tokyo DisneySea:

• All rides and attractions
• Village Greeting Place
• Saludos Amigos! Greeting Dock
• Mickey & Friends’ Greeting Trails

Can I register for Disability Access Services for more than one day at a time?

The official website says you need to register each day at each park separately, on the day you attend. It is each day, each park.

Do I need a Carer with me to be registered for a Tokyo Disneyland disability pass?

Yes. If you have visual, mental, or developmental disabilities you must have an able-bodied person accompanying you in order to get a registered disabled pass.

You need one carer per disabled person for some rides like Space Mountain. So if you are a single parent and have two disabled children for example, or are two parents but are outnumbered with disabled children , consider registering only ONE disabled child if you can safely manage more than two on your own. The family group of up to five more people join you anyway.

Can my family or group board with me when I’m using my Disability Access Service (DAS)?

Yes. Up to five other people can board the ride with you when using your DAS. Up to nine people can go with you at a Character Greeting. You’ll need to have all their passes scanned with yours when entering the park with a disability ticket / registering for DAS.

From the Tokyo Disney website:

”At an attraction, this service is valid for up to six persons (yourself and five members of your party).”

How do I use a disability pass to skip the ride queue?

If you have bought a Tokyo Disney Resort Disability entrance ticket then once it is verified at the entrance gates then you will need to register again. After your initial registration at the first ride, reserve each ride by attending the ride and make yourself known to the ride queue attendants. You will receive a return time that equals the current queue wait time.

Watch my DAS registration video

Watch how to do your initial disability ride registration on our YouTube video.

If you have a standard Park entry ticket, then you will need to Register for a Disability Access Pass at your first ride, once for that day.
After you are Registered, then you only need to make what is called a Disability Reservation or Return Time at each ride you want to go on.

Speak to the ride attendants first to Register and once your ticket is digitally linked as a disability pass (as will be your Carer’s and you’ll also need to present all the passes of the family or group members you’re visiting with) then – then after registration you only need to make a ride reservation by attending that ride and receiving a return time.

Do Tokyo Disney Cast Members speak English?

Not all cast members speak English, however cast members do have translation devices or access to them.

When requesting Disability Access to a ride it may be wise to use Google translate or translate a note into Japanese prior, to give or show attendants in case of language barriers.

What happens during the Tokyo Disney Disability Registration Process?

The process takes around ten-fifteen minutes and is a one-off procedure for that day in that park.

If you have a Tokyo Disney Resort Disability entrance ticket your papers will be checked at the front gates. You will still need to do your official DAS Registration at your first ride.

If you have a standard park entrance ticket then you enter the park as normal and register at your first ride.

You may need to queue to register, particularly if you are registering at a popular ride first-thing in the morning such as Beauty and the Beast. I would advise registering at a less popular ride with a shorter queue first.

Cast members will ask to see documentary proof of the disabled person’s disability (see above).

They will photograph the disabled person and register their pass. They will also register/scan the passes of all the accompanying family/friends, so make sure everyone is there for registration.

After registration you will make your first ride Disability Reservation.

How do you make a Disability ride reservation at each ride?

Seek out any ride queue Cast Member who will direct you to the appropriate Cast Member. They usually hold a light stick.

The Cast Member will check the disabled person’s photograph on their system and ask the Carer of the disabled person questions to make sure the disabled person will be able to physically ride the ride and also be able to safely exit the ride in an emergency.

Appropriate questions will also be written in English etc. on cards, and will be about sitting, walking and navigating stairs capabilities.

They may ask if the disabled person is capable of being able to walk or be supported by your Carer out of a ride for safely.

You will be given a return time to come back to the ride so that you don’t have to wait in the queue. The return time will exactly equal the current ride queue time as signposted – a wait time identical to the current wait time for that ride queue.

You will then be free to leave to spend that time elsewhere instead of standing in a queue.

This process is not regarded as a fast pass like a Tokyo Disney paid Premier Pass or the USA Genie+ pass, but a queue place holder.

Can we do other rides whilst waiting for our disability ride return time?

Yes you can provided you can make it back in time (strictly within 15 minutes of your return time).

You should be able to book other ride passes such as a Premier or Priority Pass – you can certainly try. We had some success but also some system blocks.

You can do other rides queuing as a normal park pass guest, however you can only use your Disability Pass one ride at a time, and only once per ride.

Where do I go at my ride queue return time?

You go to the ride Priority Lane – the same place you go to if you have a paid Premier Pass or a 40th Anniversary Priority Pass.

Same as the other Tokyo Disney passes, you will have a pass with barcode listed on you official Tokyo Disney Resort App.

When you return, scan the barcode of your disabled ticket holder’s pass FIRST at the Premier Access/Priority Pass lane. Cast members will need to be notified that you are disabled entries and verify your disabled persons first scan pass with their own device. Then all other members of your party/family group scan as normal.

Watch my DAS return-time ride entry video

Watch how to use your disability return-time on our YouTube video.

What happens if I miss my return time or are running late?

You have up to 15 minutes ONLY after your return time passes to turn up to the ride. So you can arrive back up to fifteen minutes late after your stated DAS pass return time. Cast Members expect you to be on time. You cannot enter any earlier.

Will my Tokyo Disney Disabled Pass get me into Fantasy Springs?

Yes, Fantasy Springs is open to all and you can use your DAS pass on the rides there.

Can I use my DAS Pass to skip the queue for Fantasy Springs rides?

Yes, you can use your DAS pass for a return-time to use the Priority lanes.

What  Tokyo Disneyland Holiday Planning Facebook Group members say…

Okay I just did this last week.

You have to set it up each day at the park, at your first ride you need to use it.

At that time you will show your proof – being in US we showed a doctors letter.

They will scan tickets and get things set up for you. This will take at least five to ten minutes to do. And that’s if they don’t need to find someone else to do it.

After that it should be linked in the app and you’ll basically use it as a premier pass.

You will only have 30 minutes to use it after it is time.

At each ride they will have you confirm a series of saftey basically saying pass holder can evacuate in case of an emergency – they can walk down 200 stairs, climb a ladder, etc. Also that they can hold themselves up right m, things like that.

Next ride will be a little quicker but it still usually took 5 mins to get the return time, sometimes they had to find the right person, grab the book with instructions, etc.

I started keeping Google translate open and using the message “I need to get a disability access return time for my daughter.” Because asking verbally in English was not always immediately understood.

If you need a wheelchair it can get more complicated. We used a stroller as a wheelchair which was not always easy. – Cassie.

Our family is from the U.S. and just returned from Japan spending 4 days at Disneyland and DisneySea. We bought our tickets at full price and did not do a DAS discounted ticket. We used the DAS pass which allowed us to skip waiting in the queue line with everyone else but we still had to wait for the same amount of time outside the queue. To get the DAS pass we needed to show proof of my son’s ASD. To do this I had his primary care physician write a letter on her letterhead stating that my son has ASD and has a difficult time staying with the group and standing in line. Once inside the park, we went to the first attraction we wanted to ride and let them know we wanted to register for a DAS pass. They then asked to see the letter from his doctor and they scanned all of our tickets into a digital DAS pass that was now linked with our park tickets. We were then issued a return time. When that time came we would return to the Priority queue where our park tickets were scanned and we were admitted onto the attraction. To ride other attractions you then go to a cast member at each attraction you want to ride and ask for a DAS pass return time. The cast members have a transtator device which makes communicating with them really easy. They are all really helpful and once you do a few rides it becomes really easy. – Ann.

…we call it DAS disabilty access service. they will ask you to show proof (disability card, doctor’s note etc) that someone in your group has a disability.

after you enter the park, you go to any ride cast member and tell them that you will register for DAS. you show your proof and they take the picture of the person who has the disability. you do the registration once.

you have to tell the attraction cast member that you will use DAS, they will explain safety procedures and you get a return time.

you can do whatever you want while waiting for a return time. you can queue in line for a different ride. you can only use das for one ride at a time. – Group member.

Can I wait somewhere else instead of standing in line or queuing until boarding a ride?

Yes, if you are unable to stand or wait in a ride queue, there are separate ride waiting areas for conditions such as if you have a temporary disability (like a broken leg), are disabled, pregnant, wheelchair bound or elderly.

If you don’t have a DAS pass you will be separated from your group to wait in a special separate area and your group will wait in line as normal and then you can rejoin your party at their ride boarding time.

Can I bring food into Disneyland and DisneySea if we have strict dietary requirements?

Yes you can, and several park restaurants have microwaves available to you.

Are vegetarian meals available at Disney in Tokyo?

Yes, you can get vegetarian meals and a “Special Dietary Menu” at many park restaurants which avoid allergens.

Using a pram or stroller as a wheelchair

If you obtain a special sticker you can have your pram treated as a wheelchair which give you much closer access to rides. Like a wheelchair, staff will transport it to the end of rides for you to. You can also get access to special wheelchair viewing areas in theatres and at shows and parades.

You can get a Pram As A Wheelchair sticker from the monorail stations, official Disney Hotels and at the following locations iin each Tokyo Disney Park:

Tokyo Disneyland

• Stroller & Wheelchair Rentals
• Main Street House
• Cast Members at attractions and
  entertainment programs

Tokyo DisneySea

• Stroller & Wheelchair Rentals
• Guest Relations
• Cast Members at attractions and
  entertainment programs

Is there a special place for those in wheelchairs to view shows and parades?

Yes, and also for prams being used as wheelchairs. One group member has mentioned this area is open to all DAS pass holders. Contact nearby Cast Members to show you how and where to go to access it.

Can I use the Tokyo Disney Resort monorail or buses with a wheelchair?

Yes. There are elevators at each station, and carriage numbers 3 and 4 have spaces for wheelchairs. Staff can help with a ramp if necessary. Ramps are also available to board the free Disney Resort Cruiser bus service.

Where should I buy our other standard Tokyo Disney entry tickets?

You can buy non-disability standard entrance tickets for the rest of your family or friends online also on the official website, or at the official third party discount seller Klook.

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Tokyo Disneyland Disability Resorces

A comprehensive English language Disability guide book is available to read here.

It includes a list of where to find disabled rest rooms in Disneyland and DisneySea, special dietary restaurants, and a detailed list of attractions and what abilities are required to ride them and which ones have elevators plus much more.

More disability and ride queue challenges information can be found on the offical TDL website here. and on their barrier free index here

Where can I buy Tokyo Disneyland Tickets online?

You can also read our guide on how to buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets online here.

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Tokyo Disneyland Facebook Group

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What’s the cheapest airline to get from Australia to Japan?

We partnered with Jetstar Australia to fly from Australia to Japan. Jetstar Australia offer cheap fares to Japan every day – check their website for their low Tokyo and Osaka fares and frequent sales!

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Further reading…

Read our blog about how to buy Tokyo Disneyland tickets here.

You can read more about Tokyo Disneylands best rides here.

You may also be interested in these other Disneyland holidays…

Read about our Aussie family Disneyland Park California holiday here.

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Disability Access Services

 How do I buy a Shanghai Disneyland Disability pass?

You can buy a Shanghai Disneyland disability entrance ticket by contacting the Shanghai Disney Resort Reservation Center or through the Shanghai Disneyland App, official website or WeChat Account.

How do I buy discounted Shanghai Disneyland tickets for the rest of my family?

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How do I enter Shanghai Disneyland with my Disability ticket?

Upon arrival at the Shanghai Disneyland entrance produce your valid entrance ticket.
You may need to pass the “ID Query” page of “China Disabled Person’s Federation” WeChat Official Account to verify your disability at the Main Entrance and/or have your disability verification documents and also your passport to enter.

What happens if my disability documents aren’t acceptable at the entrance?

If for some reason your disability certificate or other documents are not found to be acceptable evidence of your disability you may pay the difference to obtain a standard entrance ticket so that you can still enter the park.

How do I register to get a Disability pass for Shanghai Disney Rides?

You need to register for a Disability Access Pass inside the park at the Customer Service Office immediately inside the Shanghai Disneyland entrance gates.

Make sure all members of your party who may wish to ride with you are present so they can also be noted as your ride group. You can have up to a total of six people including the disabled person accompanying you.

It takes around fifteen minutes to fill in the DAS application form and have your disability documents verified. You will then be issued with a Disability Access Services card to use. You can also register the return time for your first ride.

How do I use a Disability card at Shanghai Disneyland?

The Disability card will allow you to spend your queueing time elsewhere than in the actual queue, so you will be able to sit, eat or spend time elsewhere than waiting in line for the ride you would like to ride. This DAS service is not regarded as a fast pass like a Tokyo Disney paid Premier Pass or the USA Genie+ pass, but a queue place holder.

Instead of producing your card at each ride like in the theme parks in Japan, you will need to go to a central Guest Services office in each ride area. There are several throughout the park.

At the Guest Services offices there are ride lists along with their current wait times displayed.

The attendant at Guest Services will fill in a line on your card for your chosen ride. The current listed queue wait time will be written down as your return time for that ride.

A barcoded ticket will also be enabled on your Shanghai Disney Resort app for the disabled person and all members of your party.

At the ride return time written on your card, go directly to that ride and show them your Disability card and you scan the app tickets to gain entry to the ride Priority Queue. There you can go to the head of the queue, bypassing the regular queue.

When you have completed that ride, go to a central office to register for a return time for another ride.

Do I need all the members of our ride party to be with me when getting the ride card filled out?

No, the carer or companion of the disabled person can take the card and get the return ride on their own.

Where can I use the Disability Card to avoid waiting in the ride queue?

Your Disability Card will work for every ride queue with the exception of the large but constantly moving queue to get into the Zootopia area. It will work for the Zootopia ride inside the Zootopia world area.

What certificate or paperwork do I need to prove I am disabled?

There isn’t a great deal of information regarding what is acceptable proof of a disability other than an “official disability certificate issued by the relevant government”. Acceptable disabilities can include physical, developmental neurodiverse such as Autism (ASD) and ADHD, neurological, cognitive and mental disabilities.

As an Australian, our government NDIS & a supporting GP Doctor’s letter was accepted as proof for DAS at Shanghai Disneyland.

Any kind of carers card, companion card or pass with a photo would also be helpful.

Should I bring our passports to Shanghai Disneyland?

Yes, you will need your passport as a tourist in China to enter Shanghai Disneyland, regardless of your ticket-type.

Do I need to supply a Chinese translation of my disability certificate or medical letter?

No. We used English documents without a problem.

Can I still get Shanghai Disney Resort disabled ride access if I have already bought a standard ticket?

Yes. We had standard entrance tickets and could still obtain a Disability Access Service pass. You can add this to your standard park access ticket by registering for the Disability Access Service add-on at the Guest Services office inside the park near the entrance.

Can my family or group board with me when I’m using my Disability Access Service (DAS)?

Yes. Up to five other people can board the ride with you when using your DAS. Six people in total. You’ll need to have all their passes scanned with yours when entering the park with a disability ticket / registering for DAS.

Do Shanghai Disney Resort Cast Members speak English?

Not all cast members speak English, however guest services do, and cast members do have translation devices or access to them.

Where do I go at my ride queue return time?

You go to the ride Priority Lane – the same place you go to if you have a paid Fast Pass. Sometimes you will be moved through a special disability entrance.

What happens if I miss my return time or are running late?

Shanghai Disneyland appeared to be quite relaxed about return times as long as you arrive after the stated return time. You cannot enter any earlier.

How do I buy discounted Shanghai Disneyland tickets from Australia?

One of the cheapest ways to buy standard Shanghai Disneyland tickets from overseas countries has to be online via Klook – an official Shanghai Disneyland online ticket seller.

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Shanghai Disneyland Disability Resources

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