Disney Disabled Person Con Poll

[devilof76]

Plus, it's fun to watch rich people waste money on dumb ****.

 

[crows]

https://shine.yahoo.com/parenting/d...disabled-guide-to-bypass-lines-194555620.html

 

[IrishJedi]

Rich people are awesome.

They're also apparently dumb, because they could rent a wheelchair at the park themselves for 20 bucks and achieve the same results. So it's either that or they actually are being charitable in giving a true disabled person $1k and a free day at Disney.

 

[user 1190]

I was going to say in HS we use to borrow wheelchairs some knee braces or boots for one person and enjoy a day of no lines.

Also you can borrow a car with handicap plates and they force you to park in a handicap space regardless if someone is actually handicapped.

 

[crows]

They're also apparently dumb, because they could rent a wheelchair at the park themselves for 20 bucks and achieve the same results. So it's either that or they actually are being charitable in giving a true disabled person $1k and a free day at Disney.

I was going to say in HS we use to borrow wheelchairs some knee braces or boots for one person and enjoy a day of no lines.

Also you can borrow a car with handicap plates and they force you to park in a handicap space regardless if someone is actually handicapped.

Rich people are stupid lol

 

[user 1190]

Rich people are stupid lol

I don't know having to push someone up hills like six flags magic Mtn suck. If I had that kind if cash I would have paid $1000 over doing that.

 

[crows]

that's true.

The Article does say that urban mothers have asked Divamoms website operator Lyss Stern how they might make their children appear handicapped in order to gain special disabled access.

So I guess some people did it that way too.

 

[devilof76]

So it's either that or they actually are being charitable in giving a true disabled person $1k and a free day at Disney.

Which is insanely generous, and as proof, the outrage has been commensurate.

 

[BadMoon]

And here you have it.....

https://www.cnn.com/2013/09/23/travel/disney-disability-policy-changes/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

 

[The Ween]

I'm surprised they didn't change this sooner.

 

[crows]

When my friends went ( I think it was early June) they couldn't get a pass for their mom or something like that.

I guess this is now official, but they were denying passes 3 months ago.