迪士尼将残疾保险局的资格限制于发育残疾,需要视频审查,引发法律和道德辩论。 Disney restricts DAS eligibility to developmental disabilities, requiring video reviews, sparking legal and ethical debate.

迪斯尼已经修订了在美国主题公园的残疾人无障碍服务(DAS),现在主要将资格限制在发育残疾(如自闭症)上,并要求与工作人员和医疗专业人员进行视频访谈进行核查。 Disney has revised its Disability Access Service (DAS) at U.S. theme parks, now limiting eligibility mainly to developmental disabilities such as autism and requiring video interviews with staff and medical professionals for verification. 这些改变旨在遏制虐待, 如有偿滑行等, 引发了联邦诉讼和股东挑战, 批评者表示他们不公平地排斥有其他残疾(包括慢性病和失明)的客人。 The changes, intended to curb abuse like paid line-skipping, have prompted a federal lawsuit and shareholder challenge, with critics saying they unfairly exclude guests with other disabilities, including chronic illnesses and blindness. 迪士尼保持更新符合《反倾销协定》,并继续提供轮椅无障碍、安静地区和手语服务等替代办法,但关于无障碍与预防滥用的法律和政策辩论仍在继续。 Disney maintains the updates comply with the ADA and continues offering alternatives like wheelchair access, quiet areas, and sign language services, but legal and policy debates over access versus abuse prevention continue.