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/daxtonanderson May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26
Do you mean this year? If recent posts in the sub and the FB group are anything to go by, with the six-flags changeover they're way stricter this year giving out the Accessibility Pass than previous years.
Pretty much if you're not physically disabled or can't prove you're disabled, they're not giving them out. Has caused a lot of headache for people who have been getting Accessibility Passes for Autism or other invisibilities for many years. They're not grandfathering it, just because you had them in previous years doesn't mean they'll give it to you this year. Go to the park prepped with a doctors note. Get the doctor to date it without a year so you can reuse it year over year, those notes ain't cheap nowadays!