r/SDCCADA • u/benshenanigans Deaf+ • Jul 22 '26

Discussion ADA Panel Line Procedure

Short answer, we don’t know if people without mobility disabilities will be allowed in line. The only solid confirmation I have is that the only people allowed in red backed chairs will be people with mobility aids. I’ll update this post tomorrow when we have some anecdotal evidence.

Either way, D&D services is using this as a transition year. They need to balance line staff training and antendee experience. If you feel that you were wronged because of your disability, note The Who, when, where and report it to D&D services in Lobby A.

The way attendants/helpers are handled will be the same. Each disabled person can have one attendant who can sit with them. Children do not count as attendants and will not be separated from you. Extra members of your party may not be seated next to you.

If you get more solid info, please comment here or send me a modmail. Everyone will have a different experience that we can learn from.

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u/brendinithegenie Non Visable Disability Jul 23 '26

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u/benshenanigans Deaf+ Jul 23 '26

This is from the Hall H info page if I’m not mistaken. I’ll copy the text or post a link tonight when I have bandwidth.

So the Hall H ADA line is only for red back ADA chairs and yellow Deaf chairs.

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u/brendinithegenie Non Visable Disability Jul 23 '26

Yeah the guy I spoke to was quite rude. Wouldn’t answer any additional questions, said all the info was here 🙄