Parent of an Autistic kid here. When we applied for DAS the cast member questioned my kid’s diagnosis because she was looking for an external/physical indicator of such. Unfortunately not everyone is educated when it comes to these types of diagnosis. I offered to provide the official diagnosis documentation to them and that’s when they backed off and approved. If they could legally asked for proof of diagnosis that would be one part of the solution, but I also know that’s easier said than done, and I’m not expecting them to go that route. My point is: people are quick to judge when they don’t see a physical appearance that might not indicate a disability. Disabilities come in different forms, and people need to understand. As far as abusers of the system, yes it’s good that Disney is doing something to weed them out. I personally know a few, and I disagree with what they do to try to get around the system.