Last year, I was in charge of seating the guests with disabilities section for the first show. Those who had a disability were given to sit on the seat given and the rest of the party had to either stand behind the section or find another place to watch the show. At first, there may not look like a lot of room for them, but after the parade ends, they put out a lot more benches for them. - BaseballMickey_CM  2861.7 #16 9:29PM

Anyone can attend. They do have a handicap section that I'm sure you could use. I would call to find out how it works. The tickets are for the reserved AP seating. Everyone else can stand to watch :) - caramiapoohAKAface  1452.1 #54 9:24PM

I believe your guests have to be AP holders as well - MaidMiriam  304.4 #589 9:26PM

I read something about complimentary tickets. I would read over the rules on your confirmation letter. Congrats - pinkmonkeys  321.7 #515 10:35PM

The email says: "•If you and/or your Guests' Annual Passports have expired, or are blocked on the event date, please present this email and your – and/or your Guests' – valid Annual Passport(s) at Main Entrance Ticket Booth 4 during event check-in to receive a complimentary 1-Day, 1-Park Ticket for admission to Disneyland® Park to view the Candlelight Ceremony and Processional performance. •Any of your Guests requiring a complimentary ticket must be present with you at the Main Entrance Ticket Booth to receive their ticket". - aidensmama  336.6 #446 10:44PM

Didn't it also say somewhere that the AP for you and your guest had to be valid as of November 12? I wanted to take my parents but their APs have been expired. - disneyjuls  21.3 #4945 10:49PM