Green pass

[miss_piggy]

Would anyone be able to explain to me how the green passes work please? Do you show up at the rides and get put on the next one or do you get given a return time, say return in 30 mins?

We are going in March and my 2 year old daughter is on maintenance treatment for leukaemia so she is still immunosuppressed so it’s a bit risky to wait in the queue with her, we have her DLA letter and will be travelling with a letter from her consultant stating what her diagnosis is and medication etc that she is still on should we need it

[Sarryb]

You go to the disabled entrance to the ride, and show your card. They'll check the person with the issue/disability is with you, and then you wait in that queue. There's no guarantee you'll be next as it depends how busy they are in that particular line. But March is relatively quiet, so I can't imagine it'd be a very long wait.

Just something to be aware of, they may want to give you an orange pass, as it may be classed as a 'temporary disability'. I think those passes you get an appointment, but I'm not sure. X