The party on March 22 was themed to Treasure and the concept was that you would be immersed in the theming of the lands, you were encouraged to don costumes related to your favourite land and to spend your time searching out clues and accessing special password protected areas to encounter characters. There was also an opening and closing show in central plaza and a show featuring remixes of previous shows in Videopolis. 

Purchasing the tickets on the day was quite straightforward, although there was quite a long queue. The cast member was great and this was probably the highlight of the whole experience. We left after buying our tickets excited for the event. 

I did go back to my hotel to rest before the party and returned to the park at around 7.30pm, trying to avoid the crowds we watched the electrical sky parade from the end of main street then while dreams was playing we headed down discovery arcade and went to ride buzz lightyear, then went over to ride big thunder. We also grabbed some food at Casa de coco before the party started at 9.30pm. So far all was good and after we ate we decided to avoid the big crowds for the opening show in central plaza and instead went to start finding some clues in Frontierland. 

As the crowds emptied out from the opening show the issues began! The main things we faced in terms of poor accessibility and experience were:

• The clues were placed in positions that it was hard for me to see them from my wheelchair, and most of the time I could not actually get close enough due to no system or queuing in place to view the clues, everyone was just piling around and I was unable to get in close enough to see them, I spent most of the clue hunting time staring at peoples backs
• Examples of this included locations where you needed to enter a small space, turn around to see the clue overhead then leave, this was impossible with the crowds, in another area there was curtains obscuring the view from seated and it was not possible to get any closer due to crowds
• The clues were in French, which was pre-warned but were not directly translatable making this even more difficult for non native speakers to work them out
• We entered a queue at the Molly Brown and once we reached the front were scolded by a cast member as there was apparently a 'wheelchair line' and it was indicated we should leave and re-join that line, there was no signposting to this line and we had not been advised of this by the cast member we had passed when we entered the queue
• When we attempted to enter one of the special password entry areas the crowds were horrendous and there was no queue system, we were crushed, people were almost falling into my chair and being lower than the crowds and unable to move through it was a horrible experience that did not feel safe
• There was no indication of where characters would be or when, so you could be covering large distances just trying to see if anything was happening in that area, and it may be empty bit then later someone was there so you didn't know to go back, the distance covered was an issue for those with mobility issues and I can only imagine the uncertainty could also cause distress
• When we did find characters there was again no sort of queue system, even for taking selfies, so it was impossible for me to get anywhere close enough to them due to the crowds. When they left for breaks there was no information about if they would return or not. Some characters did not stop in one place but where constantly moving which was impossible for those with slower mobility to keep up and get close enough to see
• While the park is not designed to operate late at night and did look pretty with the lighting it does have the lighting was very low, this could be an issue for those with low vision and was very difficult when combined with rain.