From my perspective this is one of the biggest reasons to make sure those using DAS are truly entitled to it and it’s not being abused. Because the more that clog the LL lines, the more issues result to those who really need it.
I wonder if the facades in the parks are trademarked and can therefore be used to prevent monetization of videos which contain the marks. When I post concert videos on youtube, the monetization goes to the band. I assume that AI can be used to pick up on visual aspects as well as audio.
They may not be able to stand but most standby queues can accommodate scooters and wheelchairs.
When a ride that was not down recently is doing 95% G+ due to that line spilling out into the midway, and we have insiders stating that G+ allocation is only a minimal amount of LL, it’s being abused. There is not that many people in this country who are disabled going to WDW. It’s absurd.
Right but my pp was referring to many years ago before many of the standby queues could accommodate them. People who weren't disabled would get a wheelchair and then skip the standby line because they were in a wheelchair (along with their party).
There’s a well-known live streamer that eschews certain rides or areas of the park because the music played gets flagged as a DMCA violation and it presumably demonetizes those videos
My aversion to ever putting a wheel of my vehicle into a handicapped parking space originated with the illogical thought that I would be punished if I did by being afflicted with a disability. I know it is ridiculous but it helped to drive home to myself how fortunate I am.
I'll go with the data that actually says DAS is being abused, vs a user of the system defending it.
Contrary to what people say i have seen no real difference in wait times in the FP/LL lines sans when a ride is down then opens back up and everyone is trying to get on it that normally wouldnt. Ive been using DAS for a solid 15 -20 years now & again i truly dont see any major differences.
If society refuses to acknowledge and punish those who abuse accommodations for the disabled, it only emboldens and encourages those abusers to new heights of deceit and depravity.
Thats your right but im curious what “data” we have that says its getting abused. Did Disney publish anything?
You don't even need to crank up your phone. Everybody, sing along.... "On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair...."
Good trick as I think DAS has only been around for about 10 years
Listen Disney can easily enforce the need for DAS by implementing stricter policies. I would fully embrace that but then you will get everyone saying how dare Disney do such a thing. Here is my take. If you have a need/disability disclose it. When i do my video interview and even before in city hall. I simply tell them what my condition is. I truly dont care about privacy etc and any “laws” as to why they cant ask. So im fully transparent to my needs and concerns.
This would be part of why Disney doesn’t want private guides. By not allowing them in the first place they don’t have to grapple with this question or others.
Buildings are not trademarks and trademarks do not grant the same sort of protections as copyrights which are at issue with music.
DAS has been around longer and im also referring to their disability accommodations. Heck i recall them handing us a return time on a business looking card with the ride on it.Good trick as I think DAS has only been around for about 1 years
There is absolutely no data documenting how many guests are abusing DAS. There is anecdotal data suggesting how many G+ guests are using DAS, some rides some time of day. A DAS person may have 5 guests.
