If you decide the Disability Access Service is right for your family, just visit a Guest Relations location when you arrive at the park to discuss your family's specific needs. To use the Disability Access Service, you will need to speak with a Cast Member at the attraction you would like to experience.

To get a stroller tagged as a wheelchair at Walt Disney World or Disneyland in 2026, you must visit Guest Relations at the front of any theme park. This accommodation is designed for children with disabilities who rely on their stroller as a mobility device or a "safe space" due to sensory issues or physical limitations. You do not need a doctor's note, but you should be prepared to explain to the Cast Member how the stroller helps the child navigate the park. If approved, you will be issued a specific red or tan "Stroller as Wheelchair" tag to attach to the handle. This tag signals to ride attendants that the stroller is a medical device, allowing you to bring it into attraction queues that are typically "stroller-free." It also permits the stroller to remain with the child in areas where strollers are usually parked. Note that this is separate from the Disability Access Service (DAS), which manages wait times; the stroller tag is specifically for mobility and proximity to the child's necessary support system.