Does the Disability pass take the place of a Discover Pass?

No. the Disability pass is not a Discover Pass. You will still need a Discover Pass when visiting Washington Department of Natural Resources, and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife lands. This pass WILL serve in place of a Discover Pass when visiting Washington state parks.

This pass is not accepted in Federally managed lands, such as National Parks and Forests.

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1. Does the hanging parking placard from Department of Licensing count as proof of disability?
2. Does the Disability pass take the place of a Discover Pass?
3. How do I use the pass to make a reservation?
4. Is the pass renewable?
5. Can I use my pass to reserve cabins, yurts or vacation houses?
6. Do I leave the pass on my dashboard when visiting parks?
7. Can my family or spouse use the pass while I am not with them?
8. Is there a fee for this pass?
9. Where can I find the rules for my pass?
10. Is this pass accepted at sno-parks?