waiting for a bus at one of the resorts. We had been waiting a while, and there was more than a bus load in line. At the last second, a rather fit-looking man and woman stroll up to the handicapped spot. As usual, there is a collective sigh in the line. The guy precedes to drive his scooter onto the bus, get off, get on the woman's scooter, and drive hers on. The woman walks on casually and sits down. Meanwhile, the rest of us wait.
Now, for those that aren't familiar, they get priority, two seats have to be folded up to make way for the scooter, and the scooter rider has to sit in another seat. That was 6 seats taken up by these two. About an hour later in the park, we saw both of them in line at Everest, standing erect, with no apparent physical disabilities. I wanted to give them a reason to need one.
I will say I noticed a drastic decrease in scooters this last time. They must have made it more difficult to get one.
