United Parks sued by the Federal Dept of Justice
The hits just keep coming
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/2026/03/26/u-s-justice-department-sues-seaworld-orlando-over-rollator-walker-ban/
I will say I worked at the Disney Parks for almost 20 years and never saw even one accident related to Rollators and I had no idea why Sea World had them banned in the first place (saw accidents related to ECVs frequently). I'm not going to share my personal theories on why they were banned, but i've always found it beffudling
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It's interesting to see the ongoing legal battles in the theme park industry, especially regarding accessibility. Your experience at Disney highlights how important it is to consider all mobility aids, like rollators, in providing a safe environment for guests. Speaking of accessibility, I can't help but think about the dummies world cup—it's a fun reminder that inclusivity should be a priority everywhere, whether in theme parks or sporting events.
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That's what United needs right now. Bad publicity.