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Lou The rest of the story part 2 Two years ago I was asked by the plaintiff two simple questions 1) how accessible is Disney if you are blind? 2) What has Disney done to make itself accessible to people that are deaf and who are in wheelchairs? I sent over 600 hours researching those two questions. On the latter question Disney has done extensive modifications to its rides to make them enjoyable to people in wheelchairs. Jungle Cruise ride, Finding Nemo submarine ride, and it's a small world ride. All of these rides were designed before the ADA was passed into law in 1990. Disney was not

Lou So you want more, do you Lou? OK than, here some more info. Ask a Disney V.P. about the top down audit and watch him face turn the same color as Barnabas Collins face. More about the top down audit tomorrow, stay tuned.

The rest of the story If you want to know why this class action lawsuit is so messed up, check this out. All of the plaintiffs signed a contract stating that they would not ask or receive any money from this class action lawsuit. From the very start one of the plaintiffs told both sides that she would not accept any money. “I don’t what any money. I what Disney to fix the problems”. Because of this she was removed as Class Representative. But she was still part of the lawsuit. In court on May 3 2012 she asked judge Gee if they were going to fix the problems at the hotels. Mr. Raizman the hea