Litigation
Jul. 10, 2010
Blind Women Sue Disney
Two annual pass holders who are blind say Disney theme parks in Anaheim and Orlando, Fla. don't treat blind patrons unfairly.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Contrary to the Walt Disney Company's famous promises, two annual pass holders to Disney theme parks who are blind say their dreams did not come true during their visits. The two women filed a discrimination lawsuit Thursday alleging that the company's theme parks in Anaheim and Orlando, Fla. treat blind patrons unfairly.
Cari Shields, 33, and Amber Boggs, 27, cl...
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