I am a Disabled Veteran with a service dog and I am a single dad with an Autistic daughter... We Only Go To Disneyland- Specifically because they are so kind and helpful to us. Thank you for this video! thanks for all your vids... And Thank You Disneyland For Helping All Of Us Enjoy The Magic!
Thank you for your service! I work with the American Legion now and then and you guys who wore our Nation’s uniform taught me the importance of giving back anyway possible.
How does it work with the service dog? I want mine to come but I don’t want to have to exclude myself or one of my party members just because we can’t take her on a ride. The person staying with the dog would have to miss being on the ride with the rest of our party.
@@blindpeopledostuff3587 they have kennels at rides and a worker stays with the dog while you ride.... some rides Like Pirates your dog May ride with you.
I've watched HUNDREDS of Disney related videos. Tim&Jenn Tracker, Disney Food Blog, WDW Couple, Mr. Cheezypop, Offhand Disney, Defunctland, Justin Scarred, Michael Kay, TPMVids, The Dis, Rob Plays, Fastpass Facts, and MUCH MUCH MORE! And after a while, you start hearing the same facts, tips, and fun stuff over and over again. It's always entertaining, but it becomes more rare to learn something new. But THIS is something that I've never heard anyone talk about, and honestly, I selfishly never thought what Disney's approach was. This is easily one my favourite Disney park video's, and feel so happy to learn more about how the magic is being delivered to everyone! I REALLY hope this video picks up steam and gains a lot of extra views. This one is very heart warming.
Andrew completely stole the show! Thanks so much for making this video! I'm sure it will help to encourage so many to get out there and enjoy Disney with the rest of us!
I'm disabled and hyped as hell about this 💕 I watch your videos and similar videos as a way to escape since I'm frequently stuck at home. I'd been worried about my ability to go to Disneyland and enjoy it in the future, this is very reassuring 🥰
Your closing made me cry. Thank you for letting everyone in on what happens when attending the parks with a disability. My mom is disabled and we use these amenities very often. Some people get impatient with her. NEVER a cast member though. They are all so accommodating and helpful. Thank you again for this video
I would just like to say from the bottom of my heart thank you for making this video I’m not seeing many videos with content like this for people with disabilities me personally I am visually impaired as in totally blind it just means a lot thank you very very much
Mike Wheeler hi! I am a fellow visually impaired Disney lover, and I actually have a video on my channel about specific accommodations Disney offers for guests who are blind or visually impaired. I thought I would share it with you just in case it would be helpful for your future Disneyland/Disney World endeavors ruclips.net/video/PcXdHAiHQ_0/видео.html
i seriously LOVE that you guys did this video! it is so helpful and you guys are so sweet to make a video like this! my family went to disneyland with my little brother who has autism and it was so hard for my mom to figure out exactly what to do so that he can make it through the day and still have a good time! THANK YOU❤️❤️
Thank you so much for making this video!! I don’t have a disability, but it’s so nice to know that they have so many things that allow good accessibility for those with disabilities. Also Andrew and his wife are so cute!! (And his jokes are awesome lmao)
Thank you! My mom is disabled and the alternative entrances to rides are so helpful. Cast members were always kind and helpful. It’s so important for guests to remember to be kind and courteous too. Disneyland is for everyone. Slow down. It’s okay.
You guys have done some incredible videos but this one was outstanding - this will help so many people and also improve the understanding of others. You’ve really outside yourselves and should be so proud. Andrew, you’re a legend!
My friend had his leg amputated just one month ago and he is planned to go to Disney world in about 2 months as a reward for his rehabilitation this video will be a great help thank you
I too am a disabled vet. Could you please do an update video with the new Galaxy's Edge now open? I'd like to know how accessible Smuggler's Run and Rise of the Resistance to wheel chairs or power scooters. Thank you.
Why am I crying omg he club right now?? I love this! My sister is disabled and and just seeing how educational this video is being years of joy💜 Disney is for everyone, amen!
Great video. If you want to get the disability pass and the city hall line is long, all you have to do is go to one of the green umbrella tents and get one.
I have to say, your videos have been popping up on my feed recently and I finally started watching! I skipped this video a few times because I personally don’t know anyone with a disability that I’ve attended the parks with. However, after now watching this, it is SO eye opening. I’ve never once considered how much Disney goes above and beyond to make sure EVERY guest gets the same experience. I will definitely remember to practice patience and kindness in the parks now to everyone and learn to slow down :) thank you so much! There are so many Disney RUclipsrs now but you stand above the pack
My mom had an accident at work a few years ago and injured her back all while dealing with a congenital heart issue and this past year had heart surgery. We’re planning to go to Disney soon and I’ve been extremely worried on how she’d handle being at Disney. One problem we had was that she can’t walk or stay standing for extended amounts of time. This led us to want to rent an electric scooter for Disney however they can get really expensive. This video calmed my worries immensely. I can’t thank you enough for allowing us to see just how those with disabilities are aided throughout Disney.
Oh my gosh you guys... I actually cried watching this. I adore your huge hearts and you making this video. Chris, you are phenomenal. Thank you for being such an amazing human being and sharing with us. ❤️
As a disabled dude whose hemophilia would prevent me from staying all day and enjoying lots of rides, I greatly appreciate the DAS pass. It makes Disneyland one of the few places in the world where I can enjoy a day as if I weren't a hemophiliac. It isn't perfect - I often have to argue to validate my condition to cast members who consider the DAS an "autism only" pass - but when it works, it really is magical. I probably wouldn't visit the park at all without one because my body just can't handle it, but thanks to the DAS, I can visit the park, enjoy attractions (except Matterhorn, which is a back breaker) and have a full and wonderful day at Disneyland. That means more to me than I could ever explain.
I have mobility issues and Disney is a 'safe' place for me. I know I can go anywhere and ride anything. The cast will help me and never make me feel self-conscious. It means a lot!
Thanks for this video. One reason we like Disney so much is because they are so accommodating to guests with differing abilities. We've got a couple of videos up that go into more detail on specific rides. We need to find the time to do some more.
I'm so amazed with what Disney has to accomodate their guests with. Great video Chris! I'm so impressed with Disney's inclusiveness to everybody having a magical time at their parks.
Last December we took our grandtwins for their ninth birthday. Our grandboy is autistic; his sister is not. We did not know about the DAS until our second of three days. The first day was SO HARD. He also has developmental dypraxia and was sitting down in lines when he got tired, causing people to give us dirty looks and us to be stressed out. So the next day, we rented a wheelchair for him, and the cast member told us about the DAS. It was a life changer! We were so grateful for return times and to be able to take the wheelchair into the queues! We will be taking them again in the spring. After that first day, I'm not sure we could have done two more days if that cast member had not been so helpful. THANK YOU for sharing this information. (And I totally cried.)
Thank you so much for the video. Thank you to all who watched with understanding hearts, that not everyone is the same. My son was born with physical and mental disabilities, suffering a stroke at birth. I was hit and ran over by a truck in 2011 leaving me with nerve damage. We are not as fast getting on and off rides. When we go to Disneyland, everyone treats us with kindness waiting patiently. Thank you to all Disney families for making us feel more (normal) while we are there. Love you Andrew you are great.
THIS is the video that got my subscribe. I have a disabled wife who has a condition called Functional Neurological Disorder and has seizures when overheated or stressed, and is in a wheelchair due to myasthenia. She never gets to participate anymore and I have been killing myself to find ways to make her feel included and normal. Now, I think we can do Disney. Please do more disabled content! Thank you!
THANK YOU so much for doing this video! I am a mom to a child with a disability and have been looking for this content! Thank you to Andrew and his lovely wife for helping share this information!
I am physically disabled and need a wheelchair when I'm out and about, I am also visually impaired. When I went to Disneyland the cast members were fantastic! They helped my mum and I get in and out of rides making it hassle free and easy which truly made our trip so much more enjoyable and memorable. I'm use to having to miss out on things because of my disability and at Disney I was able to ride the rides and just enjoy myself. I highly recommend going disability or not you will have a truly magical experience.
Andrew, thank you for sharing your tips and tricks for everyone out there! This was a fabulous, informative and entertaining vlog! Provost, thank you for doing this vlog!!! I’ve watched MANY Disneyland vlogs and you are probably the first to touch this topic! Truly amazing how Disney thinks of everything from A to Z!!!
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! I am a little disabled but didn't want to be a bother when getting on rides. So 3 years later I never go on rides but enjoy going to Disneyland. So Thank You once again for the info This episode made me cry to think I can go on rides again.😊🥰🥰🥰 you guys are awesome keep up the great work.👍
this is why i love Disneyland im a disabled adult but i dont need any extra help like some others need but it makes me happy that they are so willing to help disabled people out
Andrew and his wife are adorable! I have a daughter with autism and videos about disability at disneyland are so needed. Also, please don't abuse the system people! Save it for people like Andrew and my daughter.
has someone with CP, I loved watching this video and has someone who loves Disney, I always had a great time rolling around. the cast members are so friendly and patient with me when I get on and off rides. I remember getting stuck on almost every single ride. One time I Got stuck on the matterhorn, and a cast member helped walk with me from the tracks to the elevator. they can not help a disabled person because if something happened they could get in trouble but the cast member she didn't care she helped me which was really nice of her.
The one sad thing about having to use exits is you don’t get to experience the theming they create in the lines. The visual theming is actually just as important to me as the ride itself. It’s all part of the experience. This will be the first time visiting Disneyland with a mobility scooter. I have avoided Disneyland for 8 plus years due to a progressive genetic condition. I used to take each of my nieces when they turned 8. I have been terrified to go to Disneyland using a mobility scooter because of the horror stories I hear from other people with my disease. It’s an invisible disability so people will be really mean and assume you are fine. Some people even wear signs on thier wheelchair explaining thier disabilty. I suppose I could bring a sign incase I start experiencing mistreatment. I am going with a friend this time. I’m too worried to take a niece because I feel I will hold them back. I’m the adult and should be able to have the focus on them. I have always let my nieces choose everything on the trip, let them be in charge, but now I have limitations and I think it would ruin thier experience to be carefree. We would twirl and dance in the street and climb on things. Now we would be limited on what we could do and explore. With my friend I don’t see it being a problem. My nieces say it’s not a problem. Sadly turns out they are getting diagnosed with the same disease, but they are not at my stage yet.
I went to Disney two weeks ago with my family and utilized the DAS pass for myself. I’m happy it was there for me, especially because I was worried that my health issues would hinder the whole families experience. Love Disneyland!
This is wonderful that you did this video! Thank you. My sister is autistic and as a child we would take her to Disneyland, this was really the only place she could handle because she did not have to wait in the lines like other amusement parks and it made it so enjoyable for her! I have a nephew who is also autistic and we are doing a Disney trip with him this next year. It's amazing how great Disney is!
I was not going to watch this video because I i don't have a disability. But i did anyway. So glad! Andrew's a remarkable and funny young man! I still have tears in my eyes at seeing how much he loves Disneyland thanks to their accommodations for folks with disabilities. Thank you!
Recently my mom officially got disabled status, so things like this make me hopeful that more and more people in the world will keep people with disabilities in mind when creating their spaces.
I love Disney ,my son has autism and I didn’t know about DAS until day 2. I was so excited for my son ,he had the best time and the experience was priceless ! thank you for making this video for those who might not know about DAS 🙏🏽🙏🏽
So heartwarming to see how Disney goes above and beyond to make everyone have a great magical day, I don’t have kids and don’t know anyone with disabilities but this was so eye opening and humbling to see. Thank you Provost Park Pass, and Andrew, I truly hope this video gets more recognition to inspire other people to be patient and kind to people at the parks and also to inspire people with disabilities to come and enjoy the magic! Love you guys!
I've been binging your videos the last couple of days and planning a trip based off the info. My wife has no arms and suffers from mobility issues from the extra strain on her hips and knees. This video is very appreciated. I was under the impression that only 1 person could go on the rides as a caretaker. Knowing our son can be in the party completely alters our ride plan. Thank you for this info.
I was planning on going to Disney for my birthday this year but really started second guessing it when I hurt my ankle and foot a few weeks ago and have had to be on crutches. This video truly helped take the anxiety away and reminded me that Disney will accommodate to me and I can still enjoy it. Thank you 😭😭😭
That was so wonderful and hearfelt. Also so informative and educational .I thank Andrew for being a part of it. I had a late sister who had mild Cerebral Palsy .She was able to walk and ride a bike .Later on she was confined to a wheel chair. She would of loved Disneyland .I'm so glad Disney is doing all they can to help disabled and people with different challenges.
This is my most favorite video you have made!! My mom has recently become disable and feels skeptical about going back to the parks. Its because of her and my dad that my brother, sister and myself are huge Disnerds. We usually go to the parks together with spouses, kids and grandkids and great grandma kids. Our last family trip was on Disneyland's 60th Birthday. Much too long. But this video has planted hope in my heart that we can plan another family trip to our Happiest Place on Earth! Thank you form the bottom of my heart. Gods continued blessings to you and yours 🎆🏰🎆
Helloo Provost~~! I love this video so much and it was very thoughtful you can make it I'm jealous of Andrew cuz he went to other Disney parks xD This man is truly living the life ^^
Great video!! You are right, we come to Disneyland to have a great time! Everyone at their own pace. My daughter has Autism, and the DAS is a lifesaver. Our trips are so much easier, and that is why we LOVE Disney!!
Thanks especially for this video for disabilities because our son is in a wheelchair. We always appreciate these kinds of videos. Love the way y'all present Disneyland or disney world! Our family is watching your disney world tour currently Feb 2020, and i went and looked back at your old videos to see what they were like. They are not only a lot of fun to watch, but they're really well done👍and pleasant to watch👍 (compared to a lot of amateur youtubers out there) and especially when someone ELSE has the camera and filming you talk, instead of you holding the camera yourself. When someone else films you THAT'S what makes it look very professionally done! It makes you look like youre actually on a REAL TV show!!! Very well done youtube channel!!! You're whole family is a huge joy to watch. Our whole family loves to watch your whole family. Y'all have very loveable personalities!!! --watching from South Carolina 😄😀😎🤓
This is such an incredible! Believe it or not, we use this system as well. Our host Jake and other members on the team use DAS and it truly does make a day at Disneyland more magical. It warms our hearts that you made a video on the channel about this system and how to use it. Just goes to show how amazing and inclusive Provost Park Pass is! You'll always be great friends to us! 😃👍
That was a very important video. So many people should have quality of life and going to Disneyland shouldn't be a restriction but a happy place for everyone. It was nice to meet Andrew. What an example that a disability doesn't mean your life is over. It just means there are a few limitations. Thank you for doing this, it really was a very kind and generous addition to your amazing repertoire.
I’m so great full that you made this video! I have 2 special needs kids and when we took them we just had to figure out how to do this ourselves! We love Disney and they are amazing at making it easy for everyone to enjoy! Thank you for helping parents prepare for Disneyland with special kids!!!!!
Love this video! Another thing to add is guests with the disability pass can get a time for an attraction that’s in the other park you’re headed to. For example, if you’re at Disneyland and want to go to dca to ride radiator spring racers, you can get a time at one of the Disneyland marque locations and by the time you’re at the attraction you’ll likely be able to get on right away depending on the wait time.
I want to thank you so incredibly much for this video! I can honestly say that it made me cry. I rely on a wheelchair and I'm actually going to Disneyland for my birthday THIS weekend! I LOVE Provost ParkPass and I've watched all of your videos, so when I saw that a new video was posted, I was super excited! For this to come out right before my birthday is beyond awesome!!! Your kind words mean the world to people like me. Thank you for showing us Andrew having an amazing day at both parks! I learned so much and I'll be much more confident when visiting the parks this weekend.❤️ Love to everyone!
Yes! I have severe Crohn’s disease and due to my flare ups I need to be near a restroom or sitting. I took my medical ID and I was able to qualify for DAS the cast members were so helpful. They pointed to wear I can rest if needed, first aid, and anything else I needed.
I've had Crohn's for over 20 years so I feel your pain. It can be debilitating! 😕 I don't know if you saw it but about three weeks ago I did a video with Amanda about healthy eating at Disneyland. Fortunately for almost the past two years my symptoms have been 95% gone due to following the Plant Paradox diet. So now I recommend it to anyone suffering from an autoimmune disease. You can check out my channel to see my story if you're interested. 😊 RUclips.com/azlife
Thank you so much for sharing this! I have friends who have mobility issues - or family members who do - and it's great that they have this resource to help them navigate the park. Especially Big Thunder Mountain because it's THE WILDEST RIDE IN THE WILDERNESS!
I don't have any physical disabilities in my family but my father shattered his foot just before a trip a few years ago and had to use a wheelchair (crutches would be exhausting and a scooter just wasn't convenient) and they were so sweet and patient with his unfamiliarity with a wheelchair.
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Thanks so much for this video, Chris. My father is a disabled person, who needs to stay in his wheelchair. This video will help us to plan his next vacation. ❤
Thank you so much for making this video! Going to Disneyland for the first time with a wheelchair tomorrow since I got a injury from work. I’m so happy you provided this information for those with a disability :) I know exactly what to expect when I go!
I cannot give Provost Park Pass enough props for doing a video like this. Way too awesome to think of others that also would enjoy the Disney magic but might be otherwise discouraged to visit due to a disability. Thank you guys for your sensitivity on this topic. Another interesting topic would be explaining Disney’s procedures for a lost parent (they don’t say lost child).
This was awesome! Andrew is hilarious! There are many videos of people talking about it, but this is the first one I’ve seen where we are actually brought along and can visualize what it’s like. This is going to save us so much time!
I really appreciate this video. As someone who has a disability and loves going to Disneyland this video is good for people who may not know how to do Disneyland!!!
It's nice to see that Disney disability people have been recognized with their own info video. Although in the last 15yrs of going I've had to start using a scooter to get around the park. Disney has thought of alot of accommodations except for one, unless this issue has been resolved since the 2 years we were last there. That would be charging stations for personal scooters, I'm aware you can get them charged at scooter rental but then there's downtime of waiting for the charge. You can only replace a dead scooter with a Disney scooter rental which can be very pricey when you're there for a week. A charge general last 6-8 hours on scooters that are rented by local company which can be as cheap as 1 weeks rental equaling a 1 day Disney rental. They just need to have areas to charge scooter inside the parks. We unfortunately miss quite a bit of time dealing with dead batteries. Hopefully this has been or looking to be solved for us in need of mobility to enjoy the park too.
it's great to see disney is really serious about people with disabilities and to know that they are there to help also please do more videos with andrew not only is he funny he's a wonderful person with a great spirit. thank you for doing this video and sharing it to us plus thank you for introducting us to Andrew.
Thank you so much for this great information! I have to be in a wheelchair in the park and didn’t know some of the info you provided. What you said at the end of the video was really beautiful. Thank you for always promoting kindness and understanding! ☺️
Seriously I keep expecting same old Disney vlogs with stuff I already know. BUT PPP is better and better with things I didn't know. Keep it up! This one was awesome. Plus Andrew has such a great name.
Thankyou so much for this video! I have cerebral palsy and I didn’t realise most of the rides are accessible. I went 2 years ago and assumed none of the rides were disability friendly. This helps me a lot
Thank you so much for making this video. It is important to remember that we all can enjoy a places like these No matter our ability. Hopefully if we remember it there we will remember it in our lives too.
I have cerebral palsy as well and did a video on this before the policies changed, it used to be that all rides in disneyland they just let you through the back immediately. Now it is return times. This is awesome that you did this video It was great seeing you at con last weekend, great jokes as always
This is amazing. I didn't realize this was a thing when we went and my eldest son had massive sensory overload when waiting in the longer queues. Often one of us would have to take him out for a bit and come back. Definitely going to remember this for next year :)
I just want to say I really enjoy and find all your videos entertaining and informative. but this video is by far my favorite!! It’s great to see how Disney is there for everyone to enjoy 😊 Thank you...
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I am a Disabled Veteran with a service dog and I am a single dad with an Autistic daughter... We Only Go To Disneyland- Specifically because they are so kind and helpful to us. Thank you for this video! thanks for all your vids... And Thank You Disneyland For Helping All Of Us Enjoy The Magic!
Casper T. Ghost Esq. thank you for your service sir
Thank you for your service! I work with the American Legion now and then and you guys who wore our Nation’s uniform taught me the importance of giving back anyway possible.
Thanks for your service. I like knowing Disneyland is so great about this.
How does it work with the service dog? I want mine to come but I don’t want to have to exclude myself or one of my party members just because we can’t take her on a ride. The person staying with the dog would have to miss being on the ride with the rest of our party.
@@blindpeopledostuff3587 they have kennels at rides and a worker stays with the dog while you ride.... some rides Like Pirates your dog May ride with you.
I've watched HUNDREDS of Disney related videos.
Tim&Jenn Tracker, Disney Food Blog, WDW Couple, Mr. Cheezypop, Offhand Disney, Defunctland, Justin Scarred, Michael Kay, TPMVids, The Dis, Rob Plays, Fastpass Facts, and MUCH MUCH MORE!
And after a while, you start hearing the same facts, tips, and fun stuff over and over again. It's always entertaining, but it becomes more rare to learn something new.
But THIS is something that I've never heard anyone talk about, and honestly, I selfishly never thought what Disney's approach was.
This is easily one my favourite Disney park video's, and feel so happy to learn more about how the magic is being delivered to everyone!
I REALLY hope this video picks up steam and gains a lot of extra views. This one is very heart warming.
Brent V well said. I enjoyed watching this video plus it’s very unique as well.
That’s why we started our channel!
Exactly what I was thinking!
You should also check out Magic Journeys ☺️ they’re my favorite
I HIGHLY suggest you watch DFB Guides. She has great content of all different types!
It was awesome working with Andrew on this video! Thanks for all the information, it was a blast to film with you guys
"It's called talent" 🤣🤣🤣 Andrew is awesome! I'm glad I got to meet him that day.
Andrew completely stole the show! Thanks so much for making this video! I'm sure it will help to encourage so many to get out there and enjoy Disney with the rest of us!
First and this is so inclusive of people with disabilities love this❤️Disney is so understanding😁
1000% this ☝️
I'm disabled and hyped as hell about this 💕 I watch your videos and similar videos as a way to escape since I'm frequently stuck at home. I'd been worried about my ability to go to Disneyland and enjoy it in the future, this is very reassuring 🥰
Demon Duchess that’s why I love Disney. Yes the cost isn’t preferred, but they make it well worth the cost with the magic and experience.
Your closing made me cry. Thank you for letting everyone in on what happens when attending the parks with a disability. My mom is disabled and we use these amenities very often. Some people get impatient with her. NEVER a cast member though. They are all so accommodating and helpful.
Thank you again for this video
This warms my heart that disney wants everybody to have a good time
I would just like to say from the bottom of my heart thank you for making this video I’m not seeing many videos with content like this for people with disabilities me personally I am visually impaired as in totally blind it just means a lot thank you very very much
Mike Wheeler hi! I am a fellow visually impaired Disney lover, and I actually have a video on my channel about specific accommodations Disney offers for guests who are blind or visually impaired. I thought I would share it with you just in case it would be helpful for your future Disneyland/Disney World endeavors
ruclips.net/video/PcXdHAiHQ_0/видео.html
We started our channel for disabilities! Haven’t done one on sight yet but we will!
i seriously LOVE that you guys did this video! it is so helpful and you guys are so sweet to make a video like this! my family went to disneyland with my little brother who has autism and it was so hard for my mom to figure out exactly what to do so that he can make it through the day and still have a good time! THANK YOU❤️❤️
I love this Video!! Andrew is the Best!! I love his sense of humor!!! As a parent with a boy with Autism this touched my heart!! ❤
Thank you so much for making this video!! I don’t have a disability, but it’s so nice to know that they have so many things that allow good accessibility for those with disabilities.
Also Andrew and his wife are so cute!! (And his jokes are awesome lmao)
This video almost had me in tears! Andrew-your smile and laughter is contagious!
My brother is disabled, and DAS allows him and our family to enjoy Disney. Thank You Disney!!!!
That Disney worker is a mood ❤️ 2:18 to 2:20
Thank you! My mom is disabled and the alternative entrances to rides are so helpful. Cast members were always kind and helpful. It’s so important for guests to remember to be kind and courteous too. Disneyland is for everyone. Slow down. It’s okay.
that’s so awesome!!! you guys are so thoughtful!!!! 🙂
Breb I do agree :D
You guys have done some incredible videos but this one was outstanding - this will help so many people and also improve the understanding of others.
You’ve really outside yourselves and should be so proud. Andrew, you’re a legend!
My friend had his leg amputated just one month ago and he is planned to go to Disney world in about 2 months as a reward for his rehabilitation this video will be a great help thank you
This is so cool
Its doesn't matter if you are blind, deaf, disabled or paralyzed. You can still enjoy the park. Disney is truly magical
Thank you for asking everyone to be patient. It's easy to feel like I'm ruining it for everyone when they slow the rides down and stuff.
I too am a disabled vet. Could you please do an update video with the new Galaxy's Edge now open? I'd like to know how accessible Smuggler's Run and Rise of the Resistance to wheel chairs or power scooters. Thank you.
Why am I crying omg he club right now?? I love this! My sister is disabled and and just seeing how educational this video is being years of joy💜 Disney is for everyone, amen!
Disneyland is for everyone. So glad you like this video. This video means a lot to me. 👍🏻
This is an awesome video! I haven't seen a video that helps people with disabilities enjoy the magic of Disney like everyone else.
Jojo_ Potatoes_14 that’s why we started our channel!
@@DisabledDISventures Wow! I didnt know about you guys! I'll have to check out your channel
We are in this video at the end!
Great video. If you want to get the disability pass and the city hall line is long, all you have to do is go to one of the green umbrella tents and get one.
I have to say, your videos have been popping up on my feed recently and I finally started watching! I skipped this video a few times because I personally don’t know anyone with a disability that I’ve attended the parks with. However, after now watching this, it is SO eye opening. I’ve never once considered how much Disney goes above and beyond to make sure EVERY guest gets the same experience. I will definitely remember to practice patience and kindness in the parks now to everyone and learn to slow down :) thank you so much! There are so many Disney RUclipsrs now but you stand above the pack
My mom had an accident at work a few years ago and injured her back all while dealing with a congenital heart issue and this past year had heart surgery. We’re planning to go to Disney soon and I’ve been extremely worried on how she’d handle being at Disney.
One problem we had was that she can’t walk or stay standing for extended amounts of time. This led us to want to rent an electric scooter for Disney however they can get really expensive.
This video calmed my worries immensely. I can’t thank you enough for allowing us to see just how those with disabilities are aided throughout Disney.
Oh my gosh you guys... I actually cried watching this. I adore your huge hearts and you making this video. Chris, you are phenomenal. Thank you for being such an amazing human being and sharing with us. ❤️
As a disabled dude whose hemophilia would prevent me from staying all day and enjoying lots of rides, I greatly appreciate the DAS pass. It makes Disneyland one of the few places in the world where I can enjoy a day as if I weren't a hemophiliac. It isn't perfect - I often have to argue to validate my condition to cast members who consider the DAS an "autism only" pass - but when it works, it really is magical. I probably wouldn't visit the park at all without one because my body just can't handle it, but thanks to the DAS, I can visit the park, enjoy attractions (except Matterhorn, which is a back breaker) and have a full and wonderful day at Disneyland. That means more to me than I could ever explain.
Did you know that the tomorrow land autopia can attach a hand control to the car pedals if you need it
I just found out Midway Mania has a button-press alternative to the string-pulling and I got some points for the first time, haha. :P
I have mobility issues and Disney is a 'safe' place for me. I know I can go anywhere and ride anything. The cast will help me and never make me feel self-conscious. It means a lot!
Thanks for this video. One reason we like Disney so much is because they are so accommodating to guests with differing abilities. We've got a couple of videos up that go into more detail on specific rides. We need to find the time to do some more.
I'm so amazed with what Disney has to accomodate their guests with. Great video Chris! I'm so impressed with Disney's inclusiveness to everybody having a magical time at their parks.
Last December we took our grandtwins for their ninth birthday. Our grandboy is autistic; his sister is not. We did not know about the DAS until our second of three days. The first day was SO HARD. He also has developmental dypraxia and was sitting down in lines when he got tired, causing people to give us dirty looks and us to be stressed out. So the next day, we rented a wheelchair for him, and the cast member told us about the DAS. It was a life changer! We were so grateful for return times and to be able to take the wheelchair into the queues! We will be taking them again in the spring. After that first day, I'm not sure we could have done two more days if that cast member had not been so helpful. THANK YOU for sharing this information. (And I totally cried.)
Thank you so much for the video. Thank you to all who watched with understanding hearts, that not everyone is the same. My son was born with physical and mental disabilities, suffering a stroke at birth. I was hit and ran over by a truck in 2011 leaving me with nerve damage. We are not as fast getting on and off rides. When we go to Disneyland, everyone treats us with kindness waiting patiently. Thank you to all Disney families for making us feel more (normal) while we are there. Love you Andrew you are great.
THIS is the video that got my subscribe. I have a disabled wife who has a condition called Functional Neurological Disorder and has seizures when overheated or stressed, and is in a wheelchair due to myasthenia. She never gets to participate anymore and I have been killing myself to find ways to make her feel included and normal. Now, I think we can do Disney. Please do more disabled content! Thank you!
Next week we will have a new video!!
THANK YOU so much for doing this video! I am a mom to a child with a disability and have been looking for this content! Thank you to Andrew and his lovely wife for helping share this information!
I am physically disabled and need a wheelchair when I'm out and about, I am also visually impaired. When I went to Disneyland the cast members were fantastic! They helped my mum and I get in and out of rides making it hassle free and easy which truly made our trip so much more enjoyable and memorable. I'm use to having to miss out on things because of my disability and at Disney I was able to ride the rides and just enjoy myself. I highly recommend going disability or not you will have a truly magical experience.
Andrew, thank you for sharing your tips and tricks for everyone out there! This was a fabulous, informative and entertaining vlog!
Provost, thank you for doing this vlog!!! I’ve watched MANY Disneyland vlogs and you are probably the first to touch this topic! Truly amazing how Disney thinks of everything from A to Z!!!
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! I am a little disabled but didn't want to be a bother when getting on rides. So 3 years later I never go on rides but enjoy going to Disneyland. So Thank You once again for the info This episode made me cry to think I can go on rides again.😊🥰🥰🥰 you guys are awesome keep up the great work.👍
It's scary at first but you'll be so happy.
I love you guys! Chris you were so compassionate explaining at the end to be considerate and patient with disabled guests!
this is why i love Disneyland im a disabled adult but i dont need any extra help like some others need but it makes me happy that they are so willing to help disabled people out
Excellent video! This should be required viewing for anyone going to a Disney Park. A little education to spark more compassion. ❤️
Attic Haunt more need to be out there which is why we started our channel!
Andrew and his wife are adorable! I have a daughter with autism and videos about disability at disneyland are so needed. Also, please don't abuse the system people! Save it for people like Andrew and my daughter.
has someone with CP, I loved watching this video and has someone who loves Disney, I always had a great time rolling around. the cast members are so friendly and patient with me when I get on and off rides. I remember getting stuck on almost every single ride. One time I Got stuck on the matterhorn, and a cast member helped walk with me from the tracks to the elevator. they can not help a disabled person because if something happened they could get in trouble but the cast member she didn't care she helped me which was really nice of her.
The one sad thing about having to use exits is you don’t get to experience the theming they create in the lines. The visual theming is actually just as important to me as the ride itself. It’s all part of the experience. This will be the first time visiting Disneyland with a mobility scooter. I have avoided Disneyland for 8 plus years due to a progressive genetic condition. I used to take each of my nieces when they turned 8. I have been terrified to go to Disneyland using a mobility scooter because of the horror stories I hear from other people with my disease. It’s an invisible disability so people will be really mean and assume you are fine. Some people even wear signs on thier wheelchair explaining thier disabilty. I suppose I could bring a sign incase I start experiencing mistreatment. I am going with a friend this time. I’m too worried to take a niece because I feel I will hold them back. I’m the adult and should be able to have the focus on them. I have always let my nieces choose everything on the trip, let them be in charge, but now I have limitations and I think it would ruin thier experience to be carefree. We would twirl and dance in the street and climb on things. Now we would be limited on what we could do and explore. With my friend I don’t see it being a problem. My nieces say it’s not a problem. Sadly turns out they are getting diagnosed with the same disease, but they are not at my stage yet.
I am so proud of Disney going to such great links to make sure those with disabilities have a magical visit. 👏🏻
I went to Disney two weeks ago with my family and utilized the DAS pass for myself. I’m happy it was there for me, especially because I was worried that my health issues would hinder the whole families experience. Love Disneyland!
Chris you are a good man for making this video, I’m in a wheelchair glad to see somebody make a video for us thank you
This is wonderful that you did this video! Thank you. My sister is autistic and as a child we would take her to Disneyland, this was really the only place she could handle because she did not have to wait in the lines like other amusement parks and it made it so enjoyable for her! I have a nephew who is also autistic and we are doing a Disney trip with him this next year. It's amazing how great Disney is!
I was not going to watch this video because I i don't have a disability. But i did anyway. So glad! Andrew's a remarkable and funny young man! I still have tears in my eyes at seeing how much he loves Disneyland thanks to their accommodations for folks with disabilities. Thank you!
Recently my mom officially got disabled status, so things like this make me hopeful that more and more people in the world will keep people with disabilities in mind when creating their spaces.
I love Disney ,my son has autism and I didn’t know about DAS until day 2. I was so excited for my son ,he had the best time and the experience was priceless ! thank you for making this video for those who might not know about DAS 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for this amazing video! I wasn’t expecting to be brought to tears at the end; what an adorable couple they are!!
So heartwarming to see how Disney goes above and beyond to make everyone have a great magical day, I don’t have kids and don’t know anyone with disabilities but this was so eye opening and humbling to see. Thank you Provost Park Pass, and Andrew, I truly hope this video gets more recognition to inspire other people to be patient and kind to people at the parks and also to inspire people with disabilities to come and enjoy the magic! Love you guys!
I've been binging your videos the last couple of days and planning a trip based off the info. My wife has no arms and suffers from mobility issues from the extra strain on her hips and knees. This video is very appreciated. I was under the impression that only 1 person could go on the rides as a caretaker. Knowing our son can be in the party completely alters our ride plan. Thank you for this info.
I was planning on going to Disney for my birthday this year but really started second guessing it when I hurt my ankle and foot a few weeks ago and have had to be on crutches. This video truly helped take the anxiety away and reminded me that Disney will accommodate to me and I can still enjoy it. Thank you 😭😭😭
That was so wonderful and hearfelt. Also so informative and educational .I thank Andrew for being a part of it. I had a late sister who had mild Cerebral Palsy .She was able to walk and ride a bike .Later on she was confined to a wheel chair. She would of loved Disneyland .I'm so glad Disney is doing all they can to help disabled and people with different challenges.
I'm in a wheelchair and went to Disneyland Paris a view times! It's so awesome!
This is my most favorite video you have made!! My mom has recently become disable and feels skeptical about going back to the parks. Its because of her and my dad that my brother, sister and myself are huge Disnerds. We usually go to the parks together with spouses, kids and grandkids and great grandma kids. Our last family trip was on Disneyland's 60th Birthday. Much too long. But this video has planted hope in my heart that we can plan another family trip to our Happiest Place on Earth! Thank you form the bottom of my heart. Gods continued blessings to you and yours 🎆🏰🎆
This is a prime example of why I will always support Disney!
Helloo Provost~~!
I love this video so much and it was very thoughtful you can make it
I'm jealous of Andrew cuz he went to other Disney parks xD
This man is truly living the life ^^
Great video!! You are right, we come to Disneyland to have a great time! Everyone at their own pace. My daughter has Autism, and the DAS is a lifesaver. Our trips are so much easier, and that is why we LOVE Disney!!
Thanks especially for this video for disabilities because our son is in a wheelchair. We always appreciate these kinds of videos.
Love the way y'all present Disneyland or disney world! Our family is watching your disney world tour currently Feb 2020, and i went and looked back at your old videos to see what they were like. They are not only a lot of fun to watch, but they're really well done👍and pleasant to watch👍 (compared to a lot of amateur youtubers out there) and especially when someone ELSE has the camera and filming you talk, instead of you holding the camera yourself. When someone else films you THAT'S what makes it look very professionally done! It makes you look like youre actually on a REAL TV show!!! Very well done youtube channel!!! You're whole family is a huge joy to watch. Our whole family loves to watch your whole family. Y'all have very loveable personalities!!!
--watching from South Carolina
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This is such an incredible! Believe it or not, we use this system as well. Our host Jake and other members on the team use DAS and it truly does make a day at Disneyland more magical. It warms our hearts that you made a video on the channel about this system and how to use it. Just goes to show how amazing and inclusive Provost Park Pass is! You'll always be great friends to us! 😃👍
Your channel is the only one that has informed us on this. Thank you for doing this. Very helpful
Pam Levenstein that’s why we started our channel!!
That was a very important video. So many people should have quality of life and going to Disneyland shouldn't be a restriction but a happy place for everyone. It was nice to meet Andrew. What an example that a disability doesn't mean your life is over. It just means there are a few limitations. Thank you for doing this, it really was a very kind and generous addition to your amazing repertoire.
I’m so great full that you made this video! I have 2 special needs kids and when we took them we just had to figure out how to do this ourselves! We love Disney and they are amazing at making it easy for everyone to enjoy! Thank you for helping parents prepare for Disneyland with special kids!!!!!
Love this video! Another thing to add is guests with the disability pass can get a time for an attraction that’s in the other park you’re headed to. For example, if you’re at Disneyland and want to go to dca to ride radiator spring racers, you can get a time at one of the Disneyland marque locations and by the time you’re at the attraction you’ll likely be able to get on right away depending on the wait time.
Amazing video and good vibes Provost :)
I want to thank you so incredibly much for this video! I can honestly say that it made me cry. I rely on a wheelchair and I'm actually going to Disneyland for my birthday THIS weekend! I LOVE Provost ParkPass and I've watched all of your videos, so when I saw that a new video was posted, I was super excited! For this to come out right before my birthday is beyond awesome!!! Your kind words mean the world to people like me. Thank you for showing us Andrew having an amazing day at both parks! I learned so much and I'll be much more confident when visiting the parks this weekend.❤️ Love to everyone!
Yes! I have severe Crohn’s disease and due to my flare ups I need to be near a restroom or sitting. I took my medical ID and I was able to qualify for DAS the cast members were so helpful. They pointed to wear I can rest if needed, first aid, and anything else I needed.
I've had Crohn's for over 20 years so I feel your pain. It can be debilitating! 😕 I don't know if you saw it but about three weeks ago I did a video with Amanda about healthy eating at Disneyland. Fortunately for almost the past two years my symptoms have been 95% gone due to following the Plant Paradox diet. So now I recommend it to anyone suffering from an autoimmune disease. You can check out my channel to see my story if you're interested. 😊 RUclips.com/azlife
I like how that snow white cast member didnt care she was just like, "oMg IMa bE fAMoUS"
Thank you so much for sharing this! I have friends who have mobility issues - or family members who do - and it's great that they have this resource to help them navigate the park. Especially Big Thunder Mountain because it's THE WILDEST RIDE IN THE WILDERNESS!
I don't have any physical disabilities in my family but my father shattered his foot just before a trip a few years ago and had to use a wheelchair (crutches would be exhausting and a scooter just wasn't convenient) and they were so sweet and patient with his unfamiliarity with a wheelchair.
Thanks so much for this video, Chris. My father is a disabled person, who needs to stay in his wheelchair. This video will help us to plan his next vacation. ❤
Thank you so much for making this video! Going to Disneyland for the first time with a wheelchair tomorrow since I got a injury from work. I’m so happy you provided this information for those with a disability :) I know exactly what to expect when I go!
Right? It's very helpful
I cannot give Provost Park Pass enough props for doing a video like this. Way too awesome to think of others that also would enjoy the Disney magic but might be otherwise discouraged to visit due to a disability. Thank you guys for your sensitivity on this topic. Another interesting topic would be explaining Disney’s procedures for a lost parent (they don’t say lost child).
This is why @provostparkpass is one of my favorite channels! Doesnt miss ONE detail also including everyone like here. Thanks chris and gang!
This was awesome! Andrew is hilarious! There are many videos of people talking about it, but this is the first one I’ve seen where we are actually brought along and can visualize what it’s like. This is going to save us so much time!
I really appreciate this video. As someone who has a disability and loves going to Disneyland this video is good for people who may not know how to do Disneyland!!!
Disney is very accommodating and helpful to those of us who need a bit of extra help. I have been so grateful to be able to use DAS.
It's nice to see that Disney disability people have been recognized with their own info video. Although in the last 15yrs of going I've had to start using a scooter to get around the park. Disney has thought of alot of accommodations except for one, unless this issue has been resolved since the 2 years we were last there. That would be charging stations for personal scooters, I'm aware you can get them charged at scooter rental but then there's downtime of waiting for the charge. You can only replace a dead scooter with a Disney scooter rental which can be very pricey when you're there for a week. A charge general last 6-8 hours on scooters that are rented by local company which can be as cheap as 1 weeks rental equaling a 1 day Disney rental. They just need to have areas to charge scooter inside the parks. We unfortunately miss quite a bit of time dealing with dead batteries. Hopefully this has been or looking to be solved for us in need of mobility to enjoy the park too.
Thank you for making this video! My brother is confined to a wheelchair so this video is super helpful!
it's great to see disney is really serious about people with disabilities and to know that they are there to help also please do more videos with andrew not only is he funny he's a wonderful person with a great spirit. thank you for doing this video and sharing it to us plus thank you for introducting us to Andrew.
Thank you so much for this great information! I have to be in a wheelchair in the park and didn’t know some of the info you provided. What you said at the end of the video was really beautiful. Thank you for always promoting kindness and understanding! ☺️
Mickey’sMinnie that’s why we started our channel!
Seriously I keep expecting same old Disney vlogs with stuff I already know. BUT PPP is better and better with things I didn't know. Keep it up! This one was awesome. Plus Andrew has such a great name.
I am going to disneyland in a few weeks and I have a broken toe with a soft cast boot... this will help me out a lot!!! Thank you!
Great tips! I am disabled so I really appreciate the information!!! ❤️
Thankyou so much for this video! I have cerebral palsy and I didn’t realise most of the rides are accessible. I went 2 years ago and assumed none of the rides were disability friendly. This helps me a lot
can you please do a video on first time must do and/or great tips for first timers. thank you!!!
Thank you so much for making this video. It is important to remember that we all can enjoy a places like these No matter our ability. Hopefully if we remember it there we will remember it in our lives too.
I have cerebral palsy as well and did a video on this before the policies changed, it used to be that all rides in disneyland they just let you through the back immediately. Now it is return times. This is awesome that you did this video It was great seeing you at con last weekend, great jokes as always
This is amazing.
I didn't realize this was a thing when we went and my eldest son had massive sensory overload when waiting in the longer queues. Often one of us would have to take him out for a bit and come back. Definitely going to remember this for next year :)
Im going to Disneyland for the first time and I’m disabled so this video was very informative. I can’t wait to get there
Thanks for putting this one up I grew up going to The park it's nice information I have CP myself
I just want to say I really enjoy and find all your videos entertaining and informative. but this video is by far my favorite!! It’s great to see how Disney is there for everyone to enjoy 😊 Thank you...
So reassuring! Andrew is an amazing human being. What a kind and beautiful soul. Thank you so much for this information.
Thank you for creating content for people with disabilities. By far the best Disney video I have ever seen.