This is actually a bigger issue than just Disney and DAS

[@portobeIIa]

if disabled people are ignored in the process of being able to go to disneyland at all, they might find reason to remove acessible lines and rides. it's eugenics from the inside out, we get to the point people inside the resort completely forget disabled people even exist because there's none of them around. "oh but disabled people have more to worry about like how it's harder for them to get jobs" that is another issue entirely. companies dont discuss wether or not to consider the disabled in decision making if theyre in their target financial demographic, but if including them is - legally required (such as acessible ramps), which it often is; - raises public opinion - doesnt upset shareholders. not to say that there are more than enough disabled people that go to disney resorts every season. again, disabilities arent just people in wheelchairs...

[@lovedfriend2020]

I agree! If vacation spots get away with this they gonna lose people who will just not go,

[@JustCliff]

Agree 100%. It’s not just Disney, every company will have an excuse to not accommodate us. Report Disney to the ADA

[@23pinkpear]

I saw those passes be abused by non disabled people. Why isn’t someone in a wheelchair able to wait in line? They are more comfortable than me standing

[@DisabledJourney]

They could have other symptoms you can’t see not helped by the wheel chair

[@oceanpacific886]

Because you are so ignorant. You think they have only one issue?

[@s.coolcolgan5248]

There are more important issues. Can't take a vacation if you do not have a job or place to return to as home. Really!!!

[@user-wz9lx7jw7b]

Anyone know if type 1 diabetics are being excluded 😅