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Please provide an example where I was asked to prove something and then failed to provide the proof, with the one exception of a poster who clearly refused to read the information that I provided. You're correct. Disney didn't ask me for my opinion, but this is a forum. Forums are a place to...

I'm not underestimating the number of people with DAS. Where did I post any estimate of the number of people in the park on a given day that used DAS?

Combative? I respectfully disagree. I have a right to defend my positions. That's what I have done. I appreciate that you are publicly agreeing with an idea that would work, even though I readily admit that it would not be popular at first. Once it was implemented, and the queue times were...

Would you care to provide an example?

I agree. I think it sucks that Disney does not have a level of pass, other than Premiere, that does not require reservations. They are leaving money on the table. The facts that I hate reservations, and that I agree that they are unpopular, are not reasons that a DAS reservation system would...

Thank you. I downloaded the document you attached and I will check PACER tomorrow for updates. ETA: The second amended complaint was filed on May 2nd. That's the most relevant document right now. I will download it tomorrow.

First, that headline would be wrong. Disney is not prohibiting disabled people from coming. Second, Disney is already going to have to clean up this PR mess. We are just at the beginning. It's not too late to fix it.

I have not suggested any numbers, so you have no idea what kinds of limits would be imposed or how hard it would be to obtain a DAS reservation. The fact that it's hard to get a normal reservation should have no bearing on my idea. It shouldn't. When you did get a DAS reservation your...

Disney already does this. They guarantee admission to anyone who is staying at one of their hotels. I'm sorry if you don't already know this, but it's a fact. You are guaranteed a park reservation if you stay onsite, at least at DL. If it's different for WDW, please let me know. Making...

You're right. I forgot about the people listed who are not doctors. The point is that IBBCES still requires third party verification of some sort. It's better than someone going to Disney and requesting DAS with no proof at all. It would eliminate some abuse. No, it would not eliminate all...

It is rumored that there are over one million people who have Magic Keys. Everyone who purchases one clearly understands that "maybe you can get a reservation" for a given day is part of the deal. No one can misunderstand this concept anymore. It's as clear as day when you purchase a Magic Key...

You clearly have not made any attempt to understand what the card is or the process required to obtain one. That's your choice and your right, but in doing so, you pretty much tell everyone that you're willing to post whatever you feel but you won't do even the simplest research to make sure...

This is right on the first page: Please Note: The purpose of the IAC is to pre-register you as an individual who may need accommodations or assistance. This is NOT a ticket and does NOT grant you access to any attraction. You will still need to purchase a ticket for admission The IAC does NOT...

The current reservation system is not a lottery. Reservations are available months in advance. Walt Disney World REQUIRES months of advance planning if you want to experience many of the table service restaurants. DAS reservations would not be a virtual queue. They would be nothing like a...

I provided a link to the website. The information you are looking for is there. It's also in many articles you can find discussing how it's used at various theme parks.

Please provide a link to the court case where Six Flags is being sued. What is your source for the claim that IBBCES is a marketing company? I agree that cheaters will find a way to cheat no matter what. That does not mean that IBBCES should not be used.

Why won't it solve their problem? Why did two theme park companies choose IBBCES? Why are they wrong? Please point me to a post that answers this, or provide a brief summary.

Guests already compete for limited capacity. That's the reservation system. It already exists. The genie is out of the bottle. I don't have DAS, so I don't have a horse in this race. Although I do occasionally go to the parks with people who do have DAS, I never use it with them. I rarely ride...

I think we agree on this. Guests should know exactly what to expect before they get to the park. They should not have to rely on the discretion and judgement of a random CM at a ride entrance.

Why don't they want to? Has anyone provided an internal document that shows their justification? I get it. They don't want to use a third party. That's a huge mistake, in my opinion. What they are doing now is inconsistent. It makes no sense.