Disney World Cancels Program That Lets Children With Disabilities to Front of Line
After outcry about such passes being resold
Fans of Walt Disney World were fuming last spring following reportsof people gaming a system that allowed disabled park guests to advance to the front of lines. Now it seems the entitled few have ruined it for everyone. Disney Parks has just announced a change in policy: People with disabilities will no longer be ushered to the front of lines.
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