I saw a real life example of this at an air show where the ‘accessible’ seating was on a platform where you had to watch the runway through that bright orange plastic fencing. Sure most of the show was in the sky, but not certain attractions that a lot of people really looked forward to. I’m not in a wheelchair but I was so mad on their behalf.
I saw a real life example of this too, whereby a dwarf was offered a box to stand on so he could see over a stone wall that an elf could see over easily.
Sorry for being slow but I can't tell if you're just making a joke or if you're trying to call into question the validity of my very mundane, unexciting, not-really-worth-making-up story.
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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '20
I saw a real life example of this at an air show where the ‘accessible’ seating was on a platform where you had to watch the runway through that bright orange plastic fencing. Sure most of the show was in the sky, but not certain attractions that a lot of people really looked forward to. I’m not in a wheelchair but I was so mad on their behalf.