"Disney bans disabled people from skipping lines because too many able-bodied visitors are cheating"

[daytonababe]

Originally Posted by WickedPlans

Quite right - busted
We did get immediate access to a ride once - our last ride of the holiday. We didn't expect it but yes we got that.
I am sure you are going scour the contents of the rest of my reports to find any other inconsistencies.
I'm sure you must also have read about the day when my son went into meltdown and disappeared down the 192.

The strange thing is, I have been criticised by many parents of autistic children for suggesting that it is vital that children are taught to wait. Queueing is a whole different issue but waiting is important and it can be done in almost all cases. We work really hard to teach our kids that. I am one of the ones who never complained about the Universal system, which involves getting return times. Busch Gardens also has return times, so does Legoland. That can be managed. I have also said before that the system DOES need to change, but I don't like the idea of the kiosks.

Every park in the UK now has some kind of virtual queue system. They generally work quite well. Nowhere else uses special kiosks that you have to return to between each ride. That's my problem with it.

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Nope i'm not going to do that, i just remembered you saying about it, (i have a good memory)

But my point was that in this case it was used to jump the queue and it's wrong. GAC or not i'm sure many many families want to do a particular ride on their last day but can't because the queue is too long and time is running out, so why should the GAC allow you (or whoever) to jump the queue?

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