Disney making changes to disability policy to help prevent line skipping at its parks [Video]

(CNN) – Disney is changing its policies for guests with disabilities at Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California.

Representatives say the theme parks are cracking down on those wishing to skip the lines through the Disability Access Service.

Starting on May 20, Walt Disney World guests with disabilities will need to register for the service in advance with a virtual video, no longer on the day of their park visit.

The same changes will go into effect at Disneyland in California on June 18.

Previously, guests could register for DAS online in advance or in person at either park.

Additionally, the company said it is updating who qualifies for the service.

The new policy states that DAS is meant for guests who can’t wait in line for an extended period of time due to a developmental disability like autism.

According to Disney, DAS is a free service that allows a guest with a …