What Rides Are Not Included in DAS at Disney World
DAS (Disney Access Service) is a fantastic way to explore Disney World without the stress of navigating long lines and crowds. With a range of benefits, including free parking, admission to Epcot, and Extra Magic Hours, DAS is a must-have for many Disney fans. However, like any program, DAS has its limitations. Here are some rides that are not included in DAS at Disney World:
The Basics: What Does DAS Cover?
- Free admission to Disney World (up to four people)
- Access to Epcot
- Extra Magic Hours (EMH) for up to four people per day
- Complimentary parking
- MagicBand
- Rider Switch (for visiting both Magic Kingdom and Epcot at the same time)
The Rides:
• Toy Story Mania! (Magic Kingdom): This high-speed ride is perfect for younger kids, but it’s not included in DAS.
• Test Track (Epcot): Although ride vehicles are included in DAS, the ride itself is not.
• The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (Hollywood Studios): This thrilling drop ride is not included in DAS.
• Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith (Hollywood Studios): This high-speed indoor roller coaster is not included in DAS.
• Mars Rovers Tour (Hollywood Studios): This simulator ride is not included in DAS.
Other Surprises:
- Don’t miss the Adventure Beach Resort**, which is included in DAS for the first time in 2020!
- Character dining experiences like Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cape May Cafe are only available to guests with DAS.
Rides to Avoid (But Not Eliminated):
• Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (Magic Kingdom)
• Spaceship Earth (Epcot)
• The Soarin’ Ride (Epcot)
• Frozen Ever After (Epcot)
• Kilimanjaro Safaris (Animal Kingdom)
Getting Around:
- DAS allows you to visit up to four attractions or rides per person, per day, for up to four people.
- Make sure to check the DAS website for available rides and attractions.
- If you want to visit multiple attractions in one day, you can do so without needing an Epcot admission ticket.
Tips and Tricks:
- Book your DAS reservations early, as space is limited.
- Use the My Disney Experience app to plan your day and reserve attractions.
- Consider visiting the Magic Kingdom and Epcot at the same time, to make the most of your DAS day.
- Use the DAS validation method to avoid lines at popular attractions.
Conclusion:
DAS is an excellent way to explore Disney World, but like any program, it has its limitations. By understanding what rides are not included in DAS, you can plan your day more effectively and make the most of your time at the Happiest Place on Earth. Whether you’re a first-time DAS user or a seasoned pro, we hope this guide has been helpful. Happy DAS-ing!