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华特迪士尼世界的争议事件

以下收录公开来源中与该品牌相关的争议事件。列出一条并不表示过错已经证实。

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  1. 2020

    迪士尼世界因周末继续营业受到批评

    公众反弹

    2020年3月,新冠疫情期间,迪士尼世界因决定让主题公园营业至周日深夜而受到强烈网络批评。据《Variety》报道,批评的焦点在于该主题公园在疫情期间继续运营。该事件记录于2020年3月16日,来源材料将网络反应描述为强烈。所提供的信息中未包含有关公园关闭、游客数量或官方回应的进一步细节。

    来源摘录

    • Disney World, which was shut down Monday due to the coronavirus outbreak, faced intense backlash online over its decision to keep the theme park until late Sunday
    • Disney World did not immediately respond to a request for comment Saturday.
    • Disney World currently requires face masks for everyone aged two and older. The only carveouts are for when someone is "actively eating or drinking," and there is nothing in the policy about people with disabilities.
  2. 2020

    因2019年逮捕事件对迪士尼世界提起诉讼

    提起诉讼

    Hester Burkhalter就其2019年在迪士尼世界被捕一事,对迪士尼、奥兰多警察局和奥兰治县警长办公室提起诉讼,指控殴打、非法逮捕和拘禁、诽谤及精神损害。

    来源摘录

    • According to TMZ, civil rights attorney Ben Crump just filed a lawsuit against Disney, the Orlando Police Department and the Orange County Sheriff’s Department on behalf of Burkhalter.
    • In the suit, Burkhalter is alleging assault and battery, false arrest and imprisonment, defamation and emotional distress among many others, according to Crump’s law firm.
    • The Walt Disney Company and the Orange County Sheriff are facing a civil lawsuit after a 69-year-old grandmother says she was "was wrongfully arrested and taken into custody" at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, in 2019 after cannabidiol was found in her purse.
  3. 2020

    法院在残障人士无障碍诉讼中裁定支持迪士尼世界

    裁决

    联邦法官在一宗要求为成年自闭症游客提供FastPass队列即时通行的诉讼中裁定支持迪士尼世界。法官认为要求提供所请求的通行安排并不合理;原告曾指称园区未能为其儿子的残障提供便利。

    品牌回应

    • 澄清 — Disney Parks

      “Disney Parks have an unwavering commitment to providing an inclusive and accessible environment for all our guests. We are pleased with the court’s decision,” Disney spokeswoman Andrea Finger said in a statement.

    来源摘录

    • In a decision reached June 22, U.S. District Judge Anne Conway sided with Disney, ruling it was “unreasonable” for Disney to give such access to Lorman’s son.
    • A federal judge has ruled in favor of Disney World after an Orlando disability advocate sued the company on behalf of her adult autistic son to get him immediate access to the FastPass lines at the theme parks.
    • Otherwise, her son had to get an advance reservation to come back later. The extra waiting was hard for her son who didn’t understand the concept of time, his mother said, accusing the parks of not accommodating his disability.