Universal express pass (disability)

[Lushie]

Hi!

How much quicker do uni express passes get you through?

I have medical issues that mean I can't do the big rides. Yet my other half is an adrenaline junkie and will want to do all the big rides.

I was thinking of getting one pass just for him that he can use for the big rides. It will mean he won't be away from me for long ( he has to administer meds in an emergency) and won't have to miss out?

Would you say it was worth it?

[WendyBelle]

Can you do that? If its anything like Disney the person with the disability has to ride and the pass cannot be used by other members of the group if they don't ride. I'd be interested to know if this is possible, will be reading other more knowledgeable replies.

[Guest]

Most of the bigger rides have single rider lines, I would think it's as quick to use that.

[chmurf]

Originally Posted by Lushie

Hi!

How much quicker do uni express passes get you through?

I have medical issues that mean I can't do the big rides. Yet my other half is an adrenaline junkie and will want to do all the big rides.

I was thinking of getting one pass just for him that he can use for the big rides. It will mean he won't be away from me for long ( he has to administer meds in an emergency) and won't have to miss out?

Would you say it was worth it?

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If you're not riding, the disability pass will be useless to your DH (even though he probably could use it, since TMs don't check the name and I think there is no picture associated with the pass holder


The Assistance Pass (which you are more likely to get for yourself) will grant you immediate access on rides (even those that don't have EP) AS LONG AS there is less than 30 minutes wait time posted.

If wait time is more than 30 minutes, the Team Member will write down a return time, based on the current wait time, and you'll be granted access immediatly once that return time comes (only one active return time allowed. Same as Disney's DAS)

[Lushie]

I meant the pass that you can purchase.

As I can't ride the bigger rides we're not going to bother with a DAS. And the rides I can go on my partner will be with me. It's more so he dosent have to miss the attractions he wants to ride because he can't leave me for large amounts of time

[kirkdalewdw]

the express pass is a lot quicker, though if he does single rider line for some rides, that can be just as fast. Gringotts doesn't have express but my OH did the single rider line and she was back within 15 minutes.

[wanye]

if theres just the two of you, and youre going in sept/oct, i wouldnt bother with an express pass. the single rider lines will be just as good in most cases...

(its what me and gf use when we go)