- Mar 13, 2024
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A new class action lawsuit has emerged against the Walt Disney Company. Recent revisions to Disney's Disability Access Service (DAS) have sparked controversy, as they limit access predominantly to guests with certain developmental disabilities, excluding others.
The lawsuit, filed in California, accuses Disney and Inspire Health Alliance of discriminating against those with disabilities during the DAS interview. Critics argue these changes breach various rights and acts, including the ADA and the California Unruh Civil Rights Act.
Originally more inclusive, DAS adjustments in 2024 aimed to curb overuse, now challenging users' access. Disney's quiet wording update suggests possible inclusivity, but for many, it might be too late.
What are your thoughts on Disney's approach to disability services? Should they reevaluate their policies to be more inclusive again?
For updates, keep an eye on Magical Guides or join their newsletter for the latest news.
The lawsuit, filed in California, accuses Disney and Inspire Health Alliance of discriminating against those with disabilities during the DAS interview. Critics argue these changes breach various rights and acts, including the ADA and the California Unruh Civil Rights Act.
Originally more inclusive, DAS adjustments in 2024 aimed to curb overuse, now challenging users' access. Disney's quiet wording update suggests possible inclusivity, but for many, it might be too late.
What are your thoughts on Disney's approach to disability services? Should they reevaluate their policies to be more inclusive again?
For updates, keep an eye on Magical Guides or join their newsletter for the latest news.
