Sorry read a little further and saw even more about the GAC and not bothering with one. Well without one even if you are blind and/or have a cane or guide dog without a GAC pass they will not sit you up front on rides or shows, with the GAC card that has a special stamp on it for front row seating they will give you just that front row seating, you may have to fight for it if the cm is not familiar with it since it must be a card/stamp not used much. I guess most blind persons are reading mouseplanet and thinking there is not pass for them, which is not true. True it is not front of the line, true you would not want that, true with your cane or dog you could use the alternitive exit, but that does not help the 95% of all blind persons who have some type of sight, a front row seat, or front row on a ride can help with the barrier of blindness and let you experience just that little more that you would have missed if you were seated way in the back with the w/c's like the cm like to put all those with the normal GAC pass, which is correct, most people with a normal GAC pass, with whatever stamp they get, have it for things like ADHD or Autism, and I am not knocking that but they need to be way in the back where they can make a fast exit, that is there disability. But for years I did not get a GAC pass, was told I did not need it, was told it would do me no good, was told that the dog was my pass or my cane was. No there is a pass with a stamp to help blind people and because of it not being used to much cm still do not all know what it means but it is great to have for many rides so you can experience them more, I don't want to kick anyone out of the middle row middle seat of soaring but that is where I can see, if I am on the end I can't see, if I am in the back of space looking at everyones heads that is all I can see, in front I can see the lights. So why should I not be allowed to use it to help me experience the ride a little bit more like others.
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