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Disney to Ban Visitors , Who Lie About Disabilities.<br/>The Walt Disney Company says that there has <br/>been an uptick in fraudulent disability claims at <br/>its parks from people attempting to gain Disability Access Services (DAS), 'New York Post' reports. .<br/>On April 15, the company said that anyone found to have lied about a disability to obtain these services will be banned from Disney parks permanently. .<br/>If it is determined that any of the <br/>statements a Guest made in the <br/>process of obtaining DAS are not true, <br/>the Guest will be permanently barred <br/>from entering the Walt Disney World <br/>Resort and the Disneyland Resort, The Walt Disney Company, via statement.<br/>Any previously purchased Annual <br/>Passes, Magic Key passes, tickets and <br/>other park products and services...<br/>will be forfeited and not refunded, The Walt Disney Company, via statement.<br/>DAS allows people with disabilities <br/>to skip waiting in lines.<br/>The company's website previously indicated <br/>that the service was for “guests who have <br/>difficulty tolerating extended waits in a <br/>conventional queue environment due to a disability.”.<br/>The website has since been updated to read, , “DAS is intended to accommodate a small <br/>percentage of Guests who, due to a developmental disability like autism or similar, are unable to wait in a conventional queue for an extended period or time.”.<br/>At Walt Disney World, “in-person registration will no longer be available at theme park Guest Relations locations starting May 20, 2024,” Disney said.<br/>Instead, DAS registrations will <br/>take place via virtual video chat. .<br/>However, at Disneyland, guests can <br/>apply for DAS via either virtual chat or an <br/>\