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 Guest assistance pass
Recently i got one of those guest assistance passes. does anyone know much about them? or is there a link or info thing that i missed with FAQ or something? i'm just not sure what i can and can't use it on. does anyone know much about this pass?
once there was a princess who never let her imagination stop her from dreaming up scenes and stories as she walked around the park.
so if you ever see someone talking to herself, that would be me.
Celestria
p.s. i may be a disney fan, but i can't spell.
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 Originally Posted by Celestria
Recently i got one of those guest assistance passes. does anyone know much about them? or is there a link or info thing that i missed with FAQ or something? i'm just not sure what i can and can't use it on. does anyone know much about this pass?
The GAC (Guest Assistance Card) is a tool used to let CMs know if someone has a hidden disability. For example- if someone has vision problems, and need to sit as close as possible for shows (there would be a stamp on the GAC for that). Or if someone needs to bypass stairs, or needs to wait in the shade, ect.
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ok, i see. i just kept on reading that card to make sure i wasn't going to misuse it and i guess i got confused. that you for your reply
once there was a princess who never let her imagination stop her from dreaming up scenes and stories as she walked around the park.
so if you ever see someone talking to herself, that would be me.
Celestria
p.s. i may be a disney fan, but i can't spell.
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Originally Posted by Celestria
ok, i see. i just kept on reading that card to make sure i wasn't going to misuse it and i guess i got confused. that you for your reply
that should read "thank you for your reply"
once there was a princess who never let her imagination stop her from dreaming up scenes and stories as she walked around the park.
so if you ever see someone talking to herself, that would be me.
Celestria
p.s. i may be a disney fan, but i can't spell.
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If someone is in a wheelchair (MS) is a GAC needed or helpful in anyway? Also, do you get these BEFORE you go to WDW and what is required to obtain? THis is all new to me! Thanks Everyone.
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Originally Posted by steamboat willy
If someone is in a wheelchair (MS) is a GAC needed or helpful in anyway? Also, do you get these BEFORE you go to WDW and what is required to obtain? THis is all new to me! Thanks Everyone.
Probably not (unless you have a need that can't be seen by eye).
No. You can only get it at Disney, at Guest Relations.
Cruises:
Feb 12-16, 2012 (Dream), Oct 20-27, 2012 (Fantasy Eastern), Sept 8-12, 2013 (Dream) Jan 20-24, 2014 (Magic) Sept 14-18, 2015 (Dream) Sept 25-29, 2017 (Dream) Sept 22-29, 2018 (Fantasy Eastern) Sept 23-27, 2019 (Dream)
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