Explain the author's viewpoint regarding Disney's discontinuing the Guest Assistance program? by Jessica Starrett

The author thinks it's unfair for the people with special needs. He thinks there are better solutions for these problems.

2016-01-05 16:09:47 UTC

- Arnaldo

Vincent M.

2016-01-05 16:19:51 UTC

The author believes that Disney cancelling the Guest Assistance program is unfair to those who have physical/mental disabilities that really need it and their relatives in order to have a wonderful Disney experience.

This is supported in the last sentence of the passage, where the author wants to "challenge the Disney Park Corporation to remain that magical light at the end of the tunnel for all families and continue to offer superior assistance to disabled visitors of the parks. "

Yasmin ~

2016-01-05 16:19:51 UTC

The author feel that many people with special needs can not enjoy the parks because of how other people abused this program for them."This program is too valuable for truly disabled park visitors and their families to end it with such little information."

Melanie Aguilera

2016-01-05 16:19:59 UTC

The author's viewpoint is that he thinks it's not fair to families that struggle with family members that have disabilities.

Quote: " Many children have fond memories of a trip to one of the Disney theme parks. However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs."

MEGAN

2016-01-05 16:20:01 UTC

The author thinks that if people actually have special needs then the new rule is unfair. He believes there is a better way to stop fake handicapped people from taking advantage of this.

"This program is too valuable for truly disabled park visitors and their families to end it with such little information. There are other ways to fix the problem.

Zayna

4801790151 — 2016-01-05 16:20:04 UTC

The author thinks it is not fair to everyone else but also thinks that if the program got cancelled that it would be unfair to the people who really need it.

"My first thought was that the program should be dismantled. However, after further researching the situation I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. "

Karol Sanchez

2016-01-05 16:20:05 UTC

The author writes about how Disney is being unfair by punishing the kids that actually have some type of disability. She starts using logos, ethos and pathos to persuade Disney to bring back the Disability Card.

"I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program"

The author believes that it's not right to deny something that is needed. It isn't fair that the entire privilage is being taken away because of those who abuse it.

2016-01-05 16:20:17 UTC

" This program is too valuable for truly disabled park visitors and their families to end it with such little information. "
-Anne

Isaiah

2016-01-05 16:20:26 UTC

"I should begin by admitting that when I first saw the news stories where undercover reporters were able to higher “disabled” tour guides to skip ahead of honest patrons I was outraged."

Hesailly

2016-01-05 16:20:44 UTC

the author thinks its wrong to take the guest assistance program away from kids with disabilities

Anahy A.

2016-01-05 16:20:49 UTC

The author thinks the Guest Assistance Program is a disgrace because some people require assistance but though it may be unfair for those with no special needs, the ones with special needs still want to enjoy their time just like regular kids can

"I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers."

Leah

2016-01-05 16:21:14 UTC

The author thinks taking away the disabled advantages due to others who are not actually disabled but are pretending to be is unfair and there should be a better way to stop the fakers."...cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. "

Noah

2016-01-05 16:21:37 UTC

The Author thinks that it was wrong for Disney to take away the Guest Assistance Program and that they could of used other ways to deal with the situation." I’d like to challenge the Disney Park Corporation to remain that magical light at the end of the tunnel for all families and continue to offer superior assistance to disabled visitors of the parks. "

Erin

2016-01-05 16:22:47 UTC

The author thinks that cancelling the guest assistance program is unfair because there are some kids that really need the system and will not abuse it.

"Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program."

Gabriela The author feels like people shouldn't be taking advantage because there are people that actually need the pass and wont be able to actually take advantage.

2016-01-05 16:23:31 UTC

"One parent of a disabled child in the article by Garcia says that Disney was the light at the end of the tunnel for their family because of the Guest Assistance Card Program."

christina

2016-01-05 16:23:49 UTC

The author thinks that disney shouldnt discontinue the service for disabled families because it can really be hard for the actual disablied kids that need it

gabe

2016-01-05 16:24:20 UTC

the author thinks that it isnot fair for the people that have disabilites

Kahlyla L.

4801743299 — 2016-01-05 16:25:36 UTC

The author has the idea that disney made a mistake with their new policy because the families in need of their prior policy

Christopher Baez

4804198104 — 2016-01-05 16:26:22 UTC

The author thinks that discontinuing the Guest Assistance Program is not fair for the children with disabilities

" There simply is not enough evidence against the program. Others may argue that disabled persons can just go to other theme parks instead of Disney."

Julian Gomez

2016-01-05 16:26:23 UTC

The author thinks that that it is wrong to cancel the guest assistance program

2016-01-05 16:28:31 UTC

christina

2016-01-05 16:28:59 UTC

"According to the article many disabled children cannot wait in line because of their mental and physical needs"

Hesailly

2016-01-05 16:30:05 UTC

My first thought was that the program should be dismantled. However, after further researching the situation I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers.

hom It May Concern, Disney Parks have always been a magical escape for families. Many children have fond memories of a trip to one of the Disney theme parks. However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs. I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program. I should begin by admitting that when I first saw the news stories where undercover reporters were able to higher “disabled” tour guides to skip ahead of honest patrons I was outraged. My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring. My first thought was that the program should be dismantled. However, after further researching the situation I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program. This, however, is simply not true. According to the article, “Disney Policy Targeting Faux Disabled Punishes Truly Disabled Kids” by Jason Garcia of the Orlando Sentinel, wealthy families hiring disabled tour guides has drawn national attention and scorn but this is not a common form

2016-01-05 16:31:37 UTC

hom It May Concern, Disney Parks have always been a magical escape for families. Many children have fond memories of a trip to one of the Disney theme parks. However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs. I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program. I should begin by admitting that when I first saw the news stories where undercover reporters were able to higher “disabled” tour guides to skip ahead of honest patrons I was outraged. My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring. My first thought was that the program should be dismantled. However, after further researching the situation I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program. This, however, is simply not true. According to the article, “Disney Policy Targeting Faux Disabled Punishes Truly Disabled Kids” by Jason Garcia of the Orlando Sentinel, wealthy families hiring disabled tour guides has drawn national attention and scorn but this is not a common form

2016-01-05 16:32:25 UTC

hom It May Concern, Disney Parks have always been a magical escape for families. Many children have fond memories of a trip to one of the Disney theme parks. However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs. I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program. I should begin by admitting that when I first saw the news stories where undercover reporters were able to higher “disabled” tour guides to skip ahead of honest patrons I was outraged. My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring. My first thought was that the program should be dismantled. However, after further researching the situation I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program. This, however, is simply not true. According to the article, “Disney Policy Targeting Faux Disabled Punishes Truly Disabled Kids” by Jason Garcia of the Orlando Sentinel, wealthy families hiring disabled tour guides has drawn national attention and scorn but this is not a common form

2016-01-05 16:32:44 UTC

hom It May Concern, Disney Parks have always been a magical escape for families. Many children have fond memories of a trip to one of the Disney theme parks. However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs. I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program. I should begin by admitting that when I first saw the news stories where undercover reporters were able to higher “disabled” tour guides to skip ahead of honest patrons I was outraged. My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring. My first thought was that the program should be dismantled. However, after further researching the situation I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. Many people will argue that the program’s benefits for the truly disabled families are outweighed by the negative effects caused by abuse of the program. This, however, is simply not true. According to the article, “Disney Policy Targeting Faux Disabled Punishes Truly Disabled Kids” by Jason Garcia of the Orlando Sentinel, wealthy families hiring disabled tour guides has drawn national attention and scorn but this is not a common form

2016-01-05 16:33:00 UTC

Billal

2016-01-05 16:35:23 UTC

the author thinks that discounting the guest assistance program is wrong and unfair. In his article he states, " This program is too valuble for truly disabled park visitirds and their families to end it with such littel informatiopn.