I have Ulcerative Colitis and have sometimes had to leave line due to a bathroom emergency. I don't think I'd want to be here at all if I was having a bad flare up, but curious if this would be considered a disability?
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I have Ulcerative Colitis and have sometimes had to leave line due to a bathroom emergency. I don't think I'd want to be here at all if I was having a bad flare up, but curious if this would be considered a disability?
I can't imagine tackling disney w/ that. wow. So do you avoid some rides (like the kilamanjaro, jungle cruise)?
Was that you at the Timmy's i saw online? Crazy canadians.
They can't ask you what your specific medical diagnosis is. They ask you what your limitations are and work with that.
I used to bring a note from my doctor every year, but they would always tell me that they weren't allowed to look at it.
Yeah, probably was, LOL. Although I'm a bit more of a Starbucks snob ;-) I've been fortunate to never be there while being really sick, or I certainly would not want to try some of those rides! or even the lines for them! But you never know when you book a trip in advance. I was super annoyed that I did have to flee a line for Space Mountain that I'd been in for 50 minutes on our last trip, and I'm not brave enough to "butt" back into line to rejoin my family after. This time we vowed not to stand in any line for anything for more than 20 minutes so the consequences weren't so dire. (and on that note, I had to laugh at the irony - I had literally said "there is NO ride I want to get on badly enough to wait for more than 20 minutes'. Turned out I was wrong - they made us stand in line for security at the airport for "35-47 minutes". Yep, they had a queue time just like Disney.)