According to the lawsuit, Disneyland updated its DAS program last summer to limit access to visitors with developmental disabilities like autism and other neurodivergent disorders, while excluding those with physical disabilities who are also unable to endure long waits in conventional attraction queues.

A class-action lawsuit is challenging Disneyland’s Disability Access Service (DAS), alleging that the resort disproportionately excluded guests with physical disabilities from using the service. Disneyland’s DAS program allows eligible guests to skip attraction lines.

A San Diego resident filed a class-action complaint claiming Disney is in violation of state law because its Disability Access Service pass excludes some disabled guests.