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Walt Disney World Parks

 

Of course the plan is to have a care free trip. However if you should have an emergency situation while on Disney World property, alert a cast member and/or call 911 from a park phone. We’ve been told by a Disney cast member that it’s best not to use a cell phone for an emergency call. This is because of the way that cell 911 and Disney 911 are set up. If you call from a park or resort house phone (or have a cast member call), the call is routed to Disney emergency responders who are already on property.

If you call from a cell, the best case scenario is that you will you reach off-property responders in the Disney area, who must make their way into the park to give assistance. In the worst case scenario, your cell call may route back to your home state/country and responders may have to then re-route the call, all wasting precious time.  

Emergencies on Disney property are handled as discreetly as possible. Cast members will actually form a human wall facing outward, to give the person in trouble some privacy. Never worry about being embarrassed at Disney by a medical or other emergency, and never hesitate to call for help if needed.

Even for non-emergency situations, if you find yourself in trouble, alert a cast member. In the parks, EMTs can bring a wheelchair to escort you to First Aid. If you are not positive that you can safely walk there, don’t try. Cast members are happy to assist.

If you have a special need while in the parks, you may wish to call in advance and confirm that they can help you. The main number to the parks is (407) 824-2222.  The operator will try to answer any of your questions, but they may not know how First Aid deals with your specific needs.  They can call and check it out for you while you're on hold, or they can transfer your call to a First Aid Station in one of the parks. 

If you wish to talk with First Aid directly, request a transfer to the First Aid Station in the park in which you will need assistance.  You will find that some of the operators are more helpful than others.  If you get someone who is not so helpful, call again until you can get the information you need.

Of course we expect that you'll have a healthy and wonderful vacation with no need for any of this information!!!

 

 

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