Disney's Disability Access Program is the parks' most popular service. Those who are found to lie and misuse the program face big consequences.

A Disneyland service that became notorious for guest abuses is receiving a major retool. Disney’s Disability Access Service is available for guests who cannot stand in lines for protracted periods of time due to spectrum disorders like autism.

To maintain the integrity of its theme park experience, Disney has introduced significant changes to its Disability Access Service (DAS) policies. The new rules, designed to combat the misuse of services intended for guests with disabilities,

The Happiest Place on Earth is taking measures to ensure that its services for guests with disabilities are not misused. Disney’s Disability Access Service (DAS) program is undergoing significant changes aimed at curbing abuses and maintaining the integrity of the assistance it provides.

People on the internet have not only expressed their support for the decision but have also posted their experiences of seeing people pretending to be disabled at Disney parks to get through lines and gain more access.

Disney has announced that it will be cracking down on guests who are found to have made false statements in order to obtain Disability Access Services at parks,

Fraudulent disability claims have led to The Walt Disney Company tightening its restrictions and heightening scrutiny on individuals claiming to have disabilities at their parks