Disneyland Faces Backlash Over New Disability Access Policy

Disabled guests express frustration and propose changes after recent revisions to Disneyland's Disability Access Service (DAS).

Disney's new DAS policy limits access to guests with developmental disabilities like autism, excluding many with physical disabilities.
Charisma Mangahas, a guest with Guillain-Barré syndrome, has called for an alternative solution after being denied a DAS pass.
Mangahas suggested an annual 'Lightning Lane' pass for disabled guests to bypass lines for a fee.
Other guests have reported similar denials under the new policy, leading to a petition with over 23,000 signatures demanding changes.
Disney has yet to respond to the growing criticism and calls for a more inclusive approach.