Tokyo Disney Resort
Eligible disabled guests and one companion can purchase a specific ticket. Visitors from overseas need qualifying equivalent original documentation.
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Disney Accessibility for Australians
Ticket discounts, required documents, companion rules and support inside the parks, in one clear place.
Travelling from Australia?
Accepted Australian documents can differ between resorts. We explain published rules, but Disney makes the final eligibility decision. Never travel relying on a screenshot alone.
Tickets, discounts and companion rules
Official policies change. Each card links directly to the current resort information.
Disneyland Paris
A 25% discount may apply to certain tickets for eligible visitors and one accompanying guest. Accepted original documentation is required.
Hong Kong Disneyland
Eligible guests can receive a 30% one day ticket discount. Non residents buy at Guest Relations and present valid supporting documentation.
Walt Disney World
DAS and other disability services are separate from ticket price concessions. Eligibility and arrangements must be checked directly.
What help is available inside a park?
Save the services you need, then check the exact arrangements before your visit.
Movement
Mobility and transfers
Wheelchairs, accessible routes and attraction transfer requirements vary.
Sensory
Sensory and quieter spaces
Find calm spaces where offered, avoid peak periods and use an itinerary with breaks.
Queue options
Companion and queue support
Assistance policies are not universal. Register where required and follow the current guidance.
Accommodation
Accessible hotels
Choose rooms and transport based on mobility, space and accessibility features.
Food safety
Allergies and dietary needs
Contact the restaurant and discuss safety needs with staff rather than relying on third party labels.
My Trip
Booking with confidence
Link to the official help pages and save the questions you want answered before booking.
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