Disabled park tickets / carers ... what gives?

[darklightuk]

Well, the Disney Land Paris website is a hot mess of confusion.
Unlike every other UK/EU theme park.
Disabled park tickets/carers... what gives?

I'm acting as booking agent for the family of 6
1 adult ( 50+)
1 OAP disabled adult (70+)
1 disabled adult (35-45)
1 disabled adult (age 13)
1 adult (age 13)


Well due to timing constraints. - the trip was planned for 18th-22nd April, this was before one bright spark decided that a day at Disney was needed.

The website(s), and that includes discount sites such as 365 & picniq, has absolutely no information about any differences in tickets for disabled guests. Were other sites will talk about disabled patrons having a free carer ticket, there is nothing I can find here.

My father and niece (OAP and 13 yr old disabled girl) suffer severe mobility concerns.

Any input and advice from the communal pool here?

[Sarryb]

I know that you can get a free carer's ticket with tickets for someone with a disability. They require proof, such as blue badges, or pip letters, or doctor's letters, etc. Though I'm not sure how to go about this when purchasing just tickets. When booking a package you book, then send the proofs via email, then they refund the applicable discount. If you pay only a deposit, this works better, to be honest. Sorry that's not more helpful. X

[darklightuk]

"Sorry, that's not more helpful. X "

No sweet, and trust me your response is far more help than what I've received from the Disneyland website and contact us e-mails.
(They keep sending back an auto-reply telling me to check the unhelpful FAQ.)

My father (disabled OAP), and my niece (disabled 13yr old) both receive DLA.
While I myself am in receipt of PIP.
All three of us have use of Blue Badge's

[RM2016]

If your not staying at DLP as part of a package and it doesn’t sound like you are it’s a case of getting your free carers ticket on the gate.