I may be off base here, but, I do have a couple of thoughts.
Suing Disney because they failed to offer a pleasurable experience is pretty subjective. I think that we had a great trip and our experience with the
DAS was positive. The alternative place to wait worked perfect for my DD. Also, the FP lines are back to being what Disney intended for them to be instead of long lines of people using the GAC. Oh a scale from 1 to 10, 10 being the most pleasurable experience ever, I would say our trip was a clear 9.5. It could have been better if I wasn't tired and sore from running a 1/2 marathon. But, someone could say that our experience wasn't as pleasurable as someone else's. I guess I didn't realize that Disney contracted with me to offer me a pleasurable experience.
I also thought that to be a part of a class action suit, one had to utilize the product. For example, I couldn't be a part of a certain hip replacement hardware suit because I don't have a hip replacement and therefore do have that kind of hardware in my body. I can't say that because this type of hardware could be used if and when I needed a hip replacement and that I might have complications from this type of hardware, please include me in the class action lawsuit.
If taking ones child to WDW or
Disneyland causes you so much "emotional distress" or causes your child "emotional distress" why would one continue to go to the Parks?
I think the list of 16 individuals could easily be dwindled down to almost nothing if the ones who have never utilized the DAS, the ones who are clearly lying, and those on the list who continue to go to the Parks are removed from the lawsuit.
I have gone to stop reading this because it just angers me. I too, hope this lawsuit doesn't ruin it for those of us who have used the DAS and it worked. Now, where is my $ from Disney that they claim we are getting?