The letter from the doctor has some very specific requirements. These can be found on the
Disneyland Paris web site. The Easy Access Card is only good for one caretaker, while the Priority Card is good for 4 people. So I would be sure to have the doctor mention that the disability is permanent. Our doctor did mention the disability and asked for the needed accommodations. Our doctor had the nurse to write it on his letterhead and dated and signed the letter and added the office stamp. I do not know if there is some other stamp in France that doctors have, but the CM did not question it. I copied the following from the Disability Map for the Studios:
PRIORITY CARD WHICH GUESTS? • Disabled guests (anyone who is officially registered as disabled).
WHICH ATTRACTIONS? • All attractions and photo locations in both Disney® Parks. • To make your experience more enjoyable, a reservation system has been introduced to handle high demand for priority access at attractions with limited capacity.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED: FRENCH RESIDENTS: • Disability card • Disabled person’s priority card • Difficulty standing card • War disability card • European disabled parking badge
RESIDENTS OF OTHER COUNTRIES: • Disability card • European disabled parking badge • Other official documents issued in your country of residence • War disability card • A medical certificate: - original copy, - in French or English, - signed and stamped by the doctor, - issued less than 3 months previously and certifying that the person has a permanent disability.
HELPERS: • No more than 4 people. If the cardholder is not going on the attraction, the helper(s) must join the standard queue. Including at least 1 able-bodied adult (aged 18 or over) who is capable of helping you, if you have: • a mobility impairment, • a visual impairment, • a mental health disorder*, • autism or a behavioural disorder*.
* At certain attractions, several guests with this type of disability can be accompanied by just one helper. For safety reasons, some of our attractions can only accept one disabled guest at a time. See the specific details for each attraction.