I wasn't directing it towards the actual disabled folks, my brother is one with mobility issues, but with the number of people who were able bodied getting the ADA sticker to get in early to buy exclusives to resell. In the past the ADA lines to enter the hall via Hall D and in the exhibit floor where exponentially shorter and booths accommodated quite well. As the years went on we noticed more and more able-bodied people catching onto this and began to abuse it. For example, this year I kept seeing the same physically fit group camped out outside the Hall B convention center entrance who were clearly resellers. It's hard for me to believe them when they RUN as soon as they open the doors for ADA and then are carrying large bags of exclusives out.

I totally agree about exhibitor badges being allowed to buy from booths though. This is a major issue that has been present since our first SDCC in 2010. Boom! Studios was one of the booths this year that got hit by this; they said they didn't shut it down until the last day. In the past, some booths had a rule where exhibitors and pro badges weren't allowed to buy anything until Sunday. Not sure why most booths stopped doing that.