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My understanding is that Disney's rules do not allow sharing of MagicBands. The DISboards doesn't allow discussing circumventing Disney's rules.

WDW does not yet offer a Rider Swap for disabilities if everyone plans to ride. WDW only has Rider Swap if there is a non-rider. Any other assumption of Rider Swap at this point is speculation. I understand we all want to try to figure out how we think things might work. But we just don't...

I expect you can register in advance. Based on how WDW is doing things right now, I recommend making sure all your dates are within the 30-day window. But no reason to wait for 6/18.

Folks -- just a reminder -- some posts are starting to stray back into speculation and how to "fix" DAS or the Lightning Lanes. Disney has already decided this, we just need to wait for info to come out. I know it's hard without real answers, and people are concerned about the "what ifs" of...

It is confusing because from now until May 20th they are working through some short-term interim rules. Right now, DAS approval is valid for 30 days from the pre-registration date. You probably want to be sure all your park days are within the 30-day window so you don't have to re-register...

It’s been all afternoon for me, very frustrating.

It looks like an 8A staterooms on the Dream/Fantasy. Sometimes referred to as "sideways" but not really in the same sense as the interior sideways cabins on the Magic/Wonder. They are actually more square, not as deep as a standard stateroom but wider. They were originally intended to be HA...

I’ve also been getting the error message above, or occasionally it opens a new window to a website that I have to assume is an ad (Southwest was one, Homes.com was another, and I forget what else).

If you pre-register before May 20th, the DAS will only be good for 30 days. Regardless of whether the trip is after the 20th. If/when you pre-register on or after May 20th, the DAS should be good for 120 days.

I would think the 4 of you are a party of 4 regardless of familial relationship. However since you don't mention the relationship of the rest it's hard to say. It's possible all 6 can be listed but only 4 ride together, so you can alternate a bit. You'll really just have to ask once you are...

Yes. However we don't really have anything firm from Disney other than the limit of 4. The assumption is Disney will not leave a minor child "excluded" from the family grouping. If everyone are older teens/adults it's possible an exception may be treated differently than a family with 3 young...

Yes, there should be 3 wheelchair spots. The 2 with the new locking arms are rear-facing; 1 with traditional tie-downs is forward-facing.

Assuming the grandparents are acting in the role of parents/guardians for the trip, the full party of 5 would presumably be allowed just as it would if 2 parents plus 3 minor children.

I believe it is "within 30 days" so pre-registration can be done anytime up to the first park day; and apparently you can still register onsite but it will be via tablet not face-to-face. You may need to have theme park reservations to show plans to visit a theme park within that 30-day window...

I thought I've heard GBP also referred to as "sterling" which would suggest a backing of silver (at least at one time).

I know it's not, and the initial assumption was that Advanced Selections would be going away completely. However some folks have reported being offered Advanced Selections for late-May trips. It's possible that will still be available as an accommodation for certain needs. We really don't know.

If Advanced Selections are offered, yes you can reconnect to the chat to schedule those. Availability is based on when you schedule them, so waiting to do so may limit your choices. It is unknown whether the Advanced Selections will continue to be offered to all DAS users. I'm pretty sure at...

If this is true, that CM should lose their job.

I'm not sure to whom you are responding -- maybe the posts about a person wearing a foot boot? Anyway, to clarify... A mobility device, glasses, hearing aids, sunglasses, hats, hoodies, sunshades/parasols, sensory toys, electronic devices, foods/drinks, etc. are all allowed into the parks and...

Fort Wilderness has really clamped down on outside golf cart rentals. I believe the only ones allowed to actually deliver directly to Fort Wilderness must be rented along with a camper rental, which doesn't work if one is staying at a cabin. Otherwise the guest must bring it in themselves even...