The Disability Access Service Pass at Disney World is a program designed for those with developmental disabilities that make them unable to wait in lines for extended periods.
Earlier this year, Disney made several changes to its DAS program, and many people with disabilities (or parents of those with disabilities) have noted that other accommodations are being offered instead of the DAS pass in many cases where the DAS Pass would have been offered in the past. Now another change has quietly come to the DAS program.
Disney has extended the amount of time that a DAS pass is valid. It was previously the date that your Disney World ticket expired or 120 days, whichever came sooner. Now it is the date that your ticket expires or 240 days. This will primarily assist Disney World annual passholders who use the system, but could also help those who use promotional tickets that may be valid for a certain number of days over several months, rather than most Disney World tickets that are valid for a shorter period of time.
Disney World has updated its Disability Access Service page to reflect the change.
Because acquiring a DAS Pass requires a live video chat interview, this extension should help those who have Annual Passes by reducing the frequency with which they need to go through the process.
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