Disney World is changing their rules and will no longer allow disabled people to jump to the front of the line.
Previously, Disney World allowed those people who were unable to wait in the long lines for rides to go through a back door to the attraction or join a much smaller line. This caused problems because some people would abuse the system and jump ahead.
Now, Disney World will be issuing tickets with a return time to those who are issued a disability card by the park. This will still mean shorter wait time for them, but it will make it harder for those who are not disabled to take advantage of the shorter wait times.
However, some parents are fighting this change because those who have other disabilities like autism or epilepsy won’t be allowed this privilege even though waiting in long lines is equally difficult for them.
Hopefully there will be a change that will satisfy everyone, but we definitely think Disney World is on the right track! What are your thoughts on this issue, Mag fans?