Amazing
I have 2 kids with special needs and they are kids different from others I choose take this certification for show at the park and they give us express for free we never pay anything for go in express line , the kids has better experience in the park every time I use the certificate from IBCCES , thank you so much for the kids has better accommodations
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Ignore the Karen’s
This only has bad reviews because people making up medical conditions and being denied or people thinking a ADA compliant park should give them free stuff. Just entitlement. I have real medical conditions and I never said my medical conditions to be approved m. My doctor wrote a note stating I needed accommodating. There areNO HIPPA violations happening here … use Google and you’d figure that out. This app is great and I appreciate it exists so less people can fake medical conditions.
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Efficient approval
I’m not sure why people are saying this breaks hippa laws. All I had to do was get a letter from my dr, which I use anyways for travel and events, and upload that. I didn’t have to provide any medical files, nor would I want to. If you have a disability, your doctor will write a letter for you that outlines your needs. You just have to ask and discuss with them what you need. The approval process with the company went smoothly. I haven’t gone to the parks yet since getting this card, so that will be a different, separate story.
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Useless
App is useless. I downloaded to be able to quickly access my digital card but every time I click on anything within the app it goes back to the login screen. It’s an endless cycle so don’t waste your time.
Sketchy company for Universal to use
I am a huge Halloween Horror Nights fan and try to attend every year at Universal Orlando. This year the park rolled out mandating using this app for accessibility accommodations for visitors. The personal information I had to disclose to the company to ask for accommodations was very invasive and felt very sketchy. Some random employee of this company gets to decide if I eligible to get an accessibility accommodation prior to my visit. This company does not even mainly deal with these kinds of things but rather autism credentials. The whole process feels ridiculous and puts more barriers in place for disabled people to enjoy the parks.
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