How To Use The NEW DAS System With Genie+ At Disney World! Everything You Need To Know!

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The creator demonstrates how to use the updated Disability Access Service (DAS) system at Disney's Hollywood Studios. After registering at Guest Relations, the creator shows how to select return times for attractions like Rise of the Resistance and Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway directly through the My Disney Experience app. The video highlights that the system allows users to manage return times from their phones, providing convenience for families who require the service. The creator also explains that DAS return times are park-specific and cannot be made for a different park until the user has scanned into that new location. During the visit, the creator experiences an evacuation from the Runaway Railway attraction, noting that the return time remains valid for that specific ride once it resumes operation. Additionally, the video covers the ability to pre-register for DAS via a virtual meeting with a cast member up to two days before a visit. The creator concludes by noting that DAS can be used alongside Genie+ and emphasizes that the system is intended for individuals who cannot wait in standard lines rather than for bypassing paid systems.
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so far i am really enjoying this new das update and i know for families that really really need it they are definitely going to enjoy it
this system is for families with individuals who cannot wait in the line for whatever reason
the procedure for that is they scanned our magic bands and our cards to make sure that we have a return time for this attraction
you can pre-register for two return times and then when you get to the park you are able to use the das as normal
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