Walt Disney World DAS Now Valid For One Year If Approved

If approved for DAS, it will now be available for one full year at Walt Disney World.

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Walt Disney World News Published 19th May 2025, 7:44pm BST by Ash Hales

Back in 2024, Walt Disney World drastically changed their DAS reducing the types of broad range of disabilities the service covers. Disney has emphasised DAS is now only a system for guests with "a developmental disability like autism or similar." In-person registration will no longer be available at the theme park Guest Relations, all applications must be done through a virtual call with a cast member either before arrival or on the day. From the UK this isn't strictly available, but you can do it using a VPN. If you wait until the day you arrive at Walt Disney World, you can still apply, but it must be done via a virtual call with your phone or laptop.

Walt Disney World this week made a change, increasing how long a DAS is valid for if approved. Up from the original 120 days, DAS is now valid for one full year. So guests will not have to reapply again until a year has passed since their last approval.

DAS is valid for the length of the ticket or up to 1 year, whichever is shorter. Once the service has elapsed, Guests need to re-register for the program.

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Ash Hales

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Ash Hales is a British Disney Parks writer and the voice behind Mickey From The UK. Based in the South West of England, he's been visiting Disney Parks for nearly three decades and launched Mickey From The UK in 2017 to provide honest, straight-talking news and advice for UK guests - without the American bias.