Disney has tentatively agreed to a $9.5 million settlement of a federal class action lawsuit regarding its 'Dream Key' pass and a hearing is scheduled for next month to consider the agreement.
Disney has tentatively agreed to a $9.5 million settlement of a federal class action lawsuit regarding its"Dream Key" pass and a hearing is scheduled for next month to consider the agreement.
"After purchasing her pass, plaintiff learned that she was unable to use the Dream Key pass to make a reservation on some days, even when the parks were not at capacity and general admission park reservations were listed as available on Disney's website," according to the proposed settlement.
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