Class Action Lawsuit Against Disney Alleges Inaccessible Websites and Failure to Accommodate Blind P
Class Action Lawsuit Against Disney Alleges Inaccessible Websites and Failure to Accommodate Blind Persons in Violation of ADA; Case No. 10-cv-5810 Three visually impaired women filed a class action complaint against two Walt Disney companies alleging that Disney's websites relating to its theme parks, hotels and restaurants are inaccessible to the visually impaired, in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act. These allegations are brought along with broader allegations that Disney unlawfully discriminates against blind patrons who visit their theme parks, hotels and restaurants
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