Select two phrases from the letter that convey the author's viewpoint regarding Disney's treatment of the Guest Assistance Program. by Jessica Starrett

l a u r a

2016-01-05 17:48:04 UTC

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

"Many families will be unable to visit the parks at all if the program ends. 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."

Estella

2016-01-05 17:48:04 UTC

"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 of abuse of the program. "

"However, there is no information on how many of those riders were truly handicapped."

Lauren Sierra

2016-01-05 17:48:05 UTC

Many people are not happy with the way the pass have been miss used by the families who are perfectly healthy . Also these families are very angry about how the situation was handled by taking away the pass and putting another that makes it difficult for the families that have a family member that have a diability

alexie vergara

2016-01-05 17:48:05 UTC

"This program is too valuable for truly disabled park visitors and their families to end it with such little information." or "Unfortunately, if Disney ends their Guest Assistance Card Program they will be on par with other theme parks which offer very little assistance to the disabled."

Cailynn Guzman

2016-01-05 17:48:06 UTC

Malena

2016-01-05 17:48:09 UTC

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.

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.

Nkosi W.

2016-01-05 17:48:13 UTC

The phrase "I think the cancellation of the “Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families"

"There simply is not enough evidence against the program."

Juan

2016-01-05 17:48:13 UTC

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 and Disney reported that a quarter of patrons riding one of their rides were using the Guest Assistance Cards. However, there is no information on how many of those riders were truly handicapped. These numbers should not be used to end the program.

Aliza R.

2016-01-05 17:48:15 UTC

"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"

"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."

Jazmin Trejo

2016-01-05 17:48:16 UTC

"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"

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

Christian Hernandez

2016-01-05 17:48:28 UTC

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

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

Pola Naguib

2016-01-05 17:48:32 UTC

Others may argue that disabled persons can just go to other theme parks instead of Disney.

According to the article Disney made a statement that anyone caught faking a disability or working as a “tour guide” with their pass would be removed from the park and banned permanently.

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.

Many families will be unable to visit the parks at all if the program ends.

Bino

2016-01-05 17:48:35 UTC

“Guest Assistance” Card Program is a grave injustice for those families truly in need of the assistance it offers. " "This program is too valuable for truly disabled park visitors and their families to end it with such little information."

Nolan

4801769752 — 2016-01-05 17:48:37 UTC

"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 of abuse of the program."

"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. "

Justin

2016-01-05 17:48:38 UTC

However, recently, that “magical” reputation has been tarnished by the news of the end of the “Guest Assistance” Card Programs. 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

Melia

2016-01-05 17:48:43 UTC

There simply is not enough evidence against the program

According to the article Disney made a statement that anyone caught faking a disability or working as a “tour guide” with their pass would be removed from the park and banned permanently. This is one solution to the problem. Many families will be unable to visit the parks at all if the program ends.

Equailty 7-2521

2016-01-05 17:48:53 UTC

Chase

2016-01-05 17:49:38 UTC

Taco Bell

"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."He says this because his point is that it does help and the thought that it overweight's the good to the bad helps his point of view. Also he states "Unfortunately, if Disney ends their Guest Assistance Card Program they will be on par with other theme parks which offer very little assistance to the disabled" Which helps his point because if Disney stops there won't be great service at theme parks to disabled people.

2016-01-05 17:49:57 UTC

JackThis 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. According to the article Disney made a statement that anyone caught faking a disability or working as a “tour guide” with their pass would be removed from the park and banned permanently.

2016-01-05 17:50:42 UTC

Donovan O'Dell

4801774020 — 2016-01-05 17:51:03 UTC

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

Elma

2016-01-05 17:51:23 UTC

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

"In conclusion, 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. "

David

2016-01-05 17:51:37 UTC

" wealthy families hiring disabled tour guides has drawn national attention and scorn but this is not a common form of abuse of the program."

"Unfortunately, if Disney ends their Guest Assistance Card Program they will be on par with other theme parks which offer very little assistance to the disabled."

Xinyi Jian

2016-01-05 17:53:40 UTC

One phrase that helps convey the author's viewpoint is,"This program is too valuable for truly disabled park visitors and their families to end it with such little information." Another phrase that helps convey the author's viewpoint is, "Unfortunately, if Disney ends their Guest Assistance Card Program they will be on par with other theme parks which offer very little assistance to the disabled."

Shannon

2016-01-05 17:54:00 UTC

Unfortunately, if Disney ends their Guest Assistance Card Program they will be on par with other theme parks which offer very little assistance to the disabled.However, there is no information on how many of those riders were truly handicapped. These numbers should not be used to end the program. There simply is not enough evidence against the program.

Jayden

2016-01-05 17:54:22 UTC

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

2. "My first reaction was anger that this fraud was occurring. My first thought was that the program should be dismantled."

3. The author felt like their was no point to the cancellation.

4. " I am writing this letter to implore you to reinstate this invaluable program." The author wants Disney to rethink their withdrawal.

6. The purpose is to get the Disney Corporation to change the invaluable program.

Donald Trump

2016-01-05 17:55:08 UTC

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Jack

2016-01-05 17:58:23 UTC

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. According to the article Disney made a statement that anyone caught faking a disability or working as a “tour guide” with their pass would be removed from the park and banned permanently.