In this week's episode, Shannon and Peter discuss the new changes to the Disability Access Service (DAS) system, DisneylandForward passes Anaheim city council, and more! N139My DVC Points is proudly sponsored by:DVC Resale Market – Industry Leader in DVC ResalesDVC Rental Store – DVC Point RentalsMonera Financial – Exclusively Financing DVC ContractsPatreon supporters in the My DVC Points VIP Producer Club.Disney changes made to the DAS system on both coastsDisney is implementing changes to the Disability Access Service (DAS) registration process at Walt Disney World on May 20th and at Disneyland on June 17th. Visits prior to these dates will not be affected. Highlights are below:Guests who have medical conditions that are not developmental disabilities will be accommodated in different ways.It will be beneficial (especially at Walt Disney World) to request a DAS via a virtual chat prior to a trip. Cast Members from both Florida and California will be joined by employees from Inspire Health Alliance, who will help determine the approval of a guest’s request if needed. Guest Services will not be assisting with DAS requests in person starting May 20 at Walt Disney World.  Disneyland will continue to offer an on-site DAS cast member, but it is recommended to use the pre-screen process. Current DAS holders will need to re-apply.The DAS party size is limited to 4 guests with exceptions for immediate family members.DAS needs to be renewed in 120 days; previously, it was 60.The actual function of DAS setting return times while in the park using the My Disney Experience App will remain the same.The intent is to reduce abuse and overuse. DAS use has tripled over the last five years. Source: Touring PlansDisneyland Forward passes the Anaheim city council board vote unanimously On April 16th, the Anaheim City Council voted unanimously to approve the plans for DisneylandForward, the massive $2 Billion expansion planned around Disneyland. A second council vote is needed to finalize the plan is required in May, but once that passes Disney will be able to start moving on these changes. This is expected to be the biggest change to the California parks since the opening of Disney’s California Adventure. Source: NBC News LAMarch sales data indicates continued slow sales for the cabinsDVC News shared their monthly data on direct DVC sales for the month of March. While The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort sales went up compared to the previous month, March was the first full month of sales for the resort. The Cabins only sold 12,326 points over 94 contracts. This brings the two month total to 19,485 points out of the 2.8...