Disneyland Paris access pass for Autism and ADHD

LilacLemur · 2024-09-07T21:12:28+00:00

Does anyone know if my daughter's (aged19) uk access card for autism and ADHD can be used in Disneyland Paris? She is unable queue due to these conditions but would love to go. Thanks.

Bs0u416d · 07/09/2024 22:13

Yes. We went with our DN and SIL last month and DN's access card with accepted.

Bs0u416d · 07/09/2024 22:14

And it was for ADHD. I'm not sure I agreed with the whole thing to be honest but it was a god send!!!

TheTigerWhoCameToEatMyArsehole · 07/09/2024 22:41

Can I ask how you applied/booked a ride access pass with Disney due to go with a dd with adhd. She can queue but it's bloody stressful for the rest of us and her constantly being asked to try not to dance around and the likes.

ItsGonnaBeYou · 07/09/2024 22:45

yes you need to apply for the DLP pass and they will send you a ref email. Then you go to the town hall when you arrive and pick it up. You will need your access card for evidence.

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LilacLemur · 07/09/2024 22:46

Brilliant. Thank you 🙏

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DeclutteringNewbie · 07/09/2024 22:46

Yes. There is loads of info on the DLP website.

DeclutteringNewbie · 07/09/2024 22:47

TheTigerWhoCameToEatMyArsehole · 07/09/2024 22:41

Can I ask how you applied/booked a ride access pass with Disney due to go with a dd with adhd. She can queue but it's bloody stressful for the rest of us and her constantly being asked to try not to dance around and the likes.

You need the Nimbus access card.

if you’re staying on site, apply through the app a month before and pick up when you check in. If you’re not you’ll have to queue at City Hall for it.

User364837 · 07/09/2024 22:51

Yep if you don’t have DLA, get the access card, it comes through quite quickly.
then that is one of the accepted evidence forms for the DLP priority card. You apply online beforehand then they check the evidence when you collect it from the hotel or city hall.

User364837 · 07/09/2024 22:52

Was such a game changer this time having the priority pass. I came home with a lot less bruises and scratches from dd.

Newuser75 · 07/09/2024 23:04

TheTigerWhoCameToEatMyArsehole · 07/09/2024 22:41

Can I ask how you applied/booked a ride access pass with Disney due to go with a dd with adhd. She can queue but it's bloody stressful for the rest of us and her constantly being asked to try not to dance around and the likes.

You can just do it when you get there. Take the access card/proof of DLA then they print you out a card there and then. The user of the card can take up to 3 people on each ride with them using the fast pass lane.
It made a world of difference to us when we got one.

DeclutteringNewbie · 08/09/2024 00:05

Newuser75 · 07/09/2024 23:04

You can just do it when you get there. Take the access card/proof of DLA then they print you out a card there and then. The user of the card can take up to 3 people on each ride with them using the fast pass lane.
It made a world of difference to us when we got one.

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It can (ironically) be a long queue if you don’t apply ahead of time.

And it’s +4 for rides and shows and +2 for parades and fireworks.

Newuser75 · 08/09/2024 06:12

@DeclutteringNewbie oh we didn't have to queue at all when we went. There was literally no one else there but obviously that will depend on when you go.

I didn't know that about the parades/fireworks as we didn't use it for those but just stayed way back where it was quieter. It's good to know. Thank you.