Forget the FastPasses. Apparently the secret to skipping the long lines at Disney World is to hire a disabled person. The New York Post is reporting that some deep-pocketed New York City moms are hiring a motorized scooter-bound guide to pose as a family member so they and their kids can jump to the front of the lines.
According to the report, families book tours through an outfit called Dream Tours in Florida, which on its website claims to provide "quality based, memorable, and affordable vacations, to people with special needs." The Disney guide charges $130 an hour, or $1,040 for an eight-hour day, citing a Manhattan mom who claims she hired a tour guide using a motorized scooter.
http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2013/05/1 ... p=HPBucket
Sure it's not illegal, but it is wrong.

That is so low and Disney needs to fix this problem. Not by cutting off access to those that are disabled, but end the abuse by those trying to skip the lines.
Do the wait time like the rest of us people. If you don't want to then don't go instead of teaching the kids how to cheat the system. Something is rotten at Disney.
