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[Nudge234]

I know I questioned that on the phone to disneyland paris today and was told this is the new rule! So they need to update their website!

[polar vixen]

In confused by the card thing,  not a ll disabilities are mobility ones,  I'm not sure what a disability card is?

[Nudge234]

I'm not either! But I can only go off what they told me, my mum is looking into it as without one she won't qualify for a pass at disneyland :-(

[polar vixen]

You go. in August right?  Maybe someone in here with a disabled family member could check at City hall of they go before us?

[Nudge234]

Yes I go in august, so hopefully I'll find out some more info before then :-) thank you

[NCC1701Q]

Just a quick update about the AND-OR-discussion:
the webmaster at discoverthemagic.nl asked his DLP-contact to confirm the alleged new rule and was told the current information in the Disabilities Guide is still in effect: so for non-french visitors it is OR (so no need for both letter and card).
Ofcourse this might change at any given time but for now it is OR.

[littlebitofpixiedust]

I was told by disneyland today that a letter from doctor is not enough, needs to be a letter and a disability card or blue badge, it has to be both!

I was there just last week and a letter was sufficient for my friend with global delay and learning disabilities the doctor just outlined her disabilities and wrote that she needs a companion at all times ect. My friend also took her DLA letter but they didn't look twice at it. She doesn't have a blue badge.

[Nudge234]

Thankyou very much everyone I'm feeling much better about it now, thanks :-)

[buzzkaye]

we took letter from doc in feb.
and my sons dla letter ,
they said the d l a form was enough