Comparison of Disney’s FastPass & Disability Access Service Revised 4/2021 Craving a break from adulthood, my husband and I visited Disneyland recently. In addition, my baby sis wanted to celebrate her 60th in the land of make-believe and I’d never skip an opportunity to spend time with her. Still, I was concerned about standing in long lines, which is a nagging issue due to my Multiple Sclerosis. Luckily, Disney offers two types of passes to help guests shorten the length of time spent in those ridiculously long lines. Note : Follow CDC guidelines when visiting. Always wear your face mask when in public. FastPass The FastPass, is available for use by all guests but isn’t available for all rides. FastPass Distribution signs are near the entrance of attractions/rides offering passes. (These are marked on your Disneyland map. Ask for a map as you enter the park.) If the return time listed on the sign suits your schedule, insert your valid Disneyland Resort admissio
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