| Re: Disneyland
BetsyAnn, we just got back from Disney World and used a pass/card, but it does not allow you to "skip" lines. Maybe that's where the confusion lies...perhaps you could skip lines in the past at Disney Land. I'd be shocked if they didn't have cards.
Call Guest Services with Disney and they'll give you the low-down. You will need to take a letter from your doctor describing your child's problem.
FYI, when we got to a Disney restaurant the first night, the kids were really hungry and Cole was starting to whine and act a little weird. When we placed our order at the packed restaurant, I just mentioned to the waiter that Cole was a special needs child and that if possible, we'd appreciate some rolls or crackers as soon as possible. Told him that our son gets worse when his blood sugar is down.
In less than 5 minutes, he was back at our table with drinks, cornbread, AND all four of our dinners! He had swiped dinners from other patrons so Cole could have his meal immediately. The waiter said, hey, if your son is hungry and uncomfortable, there's no reason he should have to wait. I refrained from grabbing him by the collar and planting a big kiss on his mouth, but really wanted to. Disney is SOOOOO wonderful to special needs kids. My husband bought our boys Disney stock for Xmas to commemorate our trip!!
Ya'll have a blast!
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