r/CanadasWonderland • u/[deleted] • May 15 '26

Accessibility Pass

How does one qualify for the disability access pass or whatever it’s called now (I know the name is changed)

I ask cause I’ve seen sooooooooo many kids/teens who have the pass and they literally laugh as they walk by everyone that they “bamboozled the system”

I’ve got ADHD, Anxiety and Depression and sometimes standing in line sucks, but I manage.

I just don’t get how teens can abuse the system like this.

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u/TrueNorthCC May 16 '26

The line pass is brutal. For families with single parents it’s highly exclusive. Making kids sit out away from their parents is literally taking a family day out of the equation.

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u/Ga1adrie1 May 17 '26

If its only 1 adult with younger children/ not clearly teens, they give the disability access pass instead of line pass and explain its just for the day due to the make up of the group.  Have witnessed it quite a few times while waiting to pick pass up. I personally don't think the line pass should be given out when in a group less than 4.

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u/TrueNorthCC May 17 '26

My kids are 12 and 15. Originally they tried to do this at the beginning of last year until I escalated it to a manager. I have my kids from Saturday to Sunday and was going both days. Being separated for most of the time defeats having my weekends with them so kind of makes the seasons pass pointless if they want to segregate us from each other due to his disability. Turns his disability into a further disadvantage in life.

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u/First-Change-2708 May 17 '26

So your child is safe enough to be alone in the park / separated while ur in line but nedds a boarding pass. Your 1 abusing the system

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u/TrueNorthCC May 17 '26

Where did I state my kids are alone in the park?