[Disability Access Service] When registering (setting the time for the experience) at an attraction, does the Guest who will be experiencing the attraction have to be there?

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Yes, we ask that the Guest experiencing the attraction be there in person.

If the Guest experiencing the attraction is not present when registering for Disability Access Service at the attraction, the registration for the service cannot be made.
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[Disability Access Service] When registering (setting the time for the experience) at an attraction, does the Guest who will be experiencing the attraction have to be there?

[Disability Access Service] When registering (setting the time for the experience) at an attraction, does the Guest who will be experiencing the attraction have to be there?

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