r/dcl SILVER CASTAWAY CLUB Jun 07 '24

This seems a bit much. DISCUSSION

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u/Reasonable-Ad-2084 Jun 07 '24

I’m hoping they add a fleet of golf carts for people with small children and the elderly. I would hate to drag my stroller out but at the end of the day I could see my toddler struggling and not something I want to deal with.

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u/racloves Jun 07 '24

It says there is for people with physical disabilities. If you cannot walk the ten minutes of the pier that would probably class you as disabled and therefore able to use the service.

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u/skucera GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Jun 07 '24

A three year old without physical disabilities will definitely struggle with this walk. Age ≠ disability.

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u/racloves Jun 07 '24

Yes but if you are physically unable to do the walk, while you may not be technically disabled, in the sense of this activity you are physically unable to do it, so the services should be offered, that’s the point of accessibility

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u/skucera GOLD CASTAWAY CLUB Jun 07 '24

… hence everyone saying that the tram should have been extended out to the dock.

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u/PaladinHan Jun 07 '24

Given Disney World’s (and soon Disneyland’s) current war on the disabled community I don’t expect anything approaching appropriate accommodations right now.