{ Accessibility Legislation Acts}

Many handicapped people visit amusement parks every year. Some of them can't ride certain rides because they can't get from their wheelchair to the ride, or because the ride wasn't built to accommodate them. This means that children can't ride with their parents, and vice versa. This issue has raised serious legislation issues, such as whether amusement parks should be required to have chair lifts or rides with one seat to accommodate handicapped people for every 100 seats. If that doesn't make things complicated enough, there is another issue: How can rides be made available to everyone, including the handicapped, without compromising safety?

What do you think?
iFairground needs your input. Do you know of any amusement parks that have excellent resources to accommodate all visitors' needs?

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