For decades, Walt Disney World has built much of its reputation around finding ways for families with different needs to experience its parks together. That makes a newly reported accessibility change particularly significant. Disney World has reportedly eliminated a major service that some disabled guests relied on to navigate portions of the resort. For some wheelchair users, the equipment...

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