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Has anyone here from Canada had issues recently getting approved for Disney’s DAS (Disability Access Service) after previously being approved for years?

I’m trying to figure out whether this is becoming a broader issue for Canadian guests or if others have had similar experiences.

In my case, I was approved in the past without issue, but have now been denied twice on separate attempts — for two completely different medical conditions/reasons. It honestly feels like the approval criteria have changed significantly.

I know there have been lawsuits and legal complaints in the U.S. related to DAS changes, but I’m curious specifically about Canadians:

Have you recently been denied after previously being approved?

Did Disney offer any meaningful alternatives that actually worked for your situation?

Have any Canadians considered legal action, filed complaints, or spoken with disability/human rights lawyers about this?

Not looking to start drama — I’m genuinely trying to understand whether others are experiencing the same thing and what options (if any) exist for Canadians.

Thanks.

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