Chi84
Premium Member
I’m not sure how “easily” the court could have found in favor of the plaintiff in A.L. Neither the ADA nor the DOJ regulations cover line accommodations and Disney’s business model is pretty much having people stand in lines unless they pay to avoid them.Disney is allowed to determine right up until a judge says they can't. The case that Disney won regarding getting rid of the GAC included tons of data from Disney that showed that providing the accommodation the parent asked for would be disruptive to park operations. Absent that data (and don't think for a second that Disney doesn't have the data to back up these new changes), the court very easily could have said that the request was reasonable and forced Disney to provide the 10 re-entry passes per day that were being requested.
It’s a fairly complex issue discussed in much detail over the 224 pages of this thread.