Disability Access Service This is a program that allows users with special needs to get return times for attractions. The return time is essentially the same amount of time as the Standby line, but you aren't confined to waiting in the line itself.

In 2026, having ADHD does not automatically qualify a guest to skip lines through the Disability Access Service (DAS) at Disney Parks. Following a major policy overhaul in 2024, Disney narrowed the scope of DAS to primarily support guests with developmental disabilities, such as autism, who are "unable to wait in a conventional queue for an extended period of time." While some individuals with severe ADHD may still qualify if they can demonstrate a similar cognitive or developmental need during the required "live video chat" with a health professional, most guests with ADHD are now directed to use standard accommodations. These include the "Line Return" option, where a guest can leave a queue and return later, or purchasing the Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Disney's 2026 guidelines emphasize that mobility-based needs or general behavioral conditions that do not meet the "developmental" threshold are no longer eligible for the DAS system to ensure its sustainability for those with the greatest need.