What Is the Disney World Disability Access Service Pass?
The Disability Access Service (DAS) pass is a Walt Disney World accommodation for guests who cannot wait in traditional queue lines due to a disability, including autism. It provides a return time for attractions instead of standing in line. The pass is issued at Guest Services and is not a fast pass.
How to Obtain the Autism DAS Pass at Disney World
Visit Guest Services at any Walt Disney World park entrance. A cast member will discuss your needs and may ask for information about how the disability affects your park experience. You do not need to disclose specific medical details. The cast member will issue a DAS pass tied to your park ticket or MagicBand.
Tips for Using the DAS Pass with Autism
Plan to use the pass during peak times to reduce sensory stress. You can book return times for attractions while other guests wait in line. For more details on eligibility and the process, visit the official Walt Disney World Disability Access Service page at Disney World Disability Access Service.
