I don't understand the disagreement. 20 hrs/week at minimum wage is not going to get a Disney trip any time soon, let alone a $650 cabana. My point was that these kinds of should be available to anyone who needs them, not just those whose families can afford to pay for them. Perhaps I should have used the phrases special needs guests with wealthy families? The comment I replied to mentioned people who need to medicate, have sensory issues, etc - I included all those in my use of 'special needs'.
What you are not grasping is that many families that have a special needs (even handicap) family member are middle class, and can make a trip to WDW once a year or so a priority. Not only elite folks can afford a WDW trip.
So I assume we can agree on that correct?
Now you have the large population of special needs individuals that indeed do work as well. They often have far fewer needs and expensive desires to spend that money on.
So a lot of their money can be used for the few things they do desire, and should be IMO. Many probably hate crowds and noise and have no desire to visit WDW, but many do. Many can put up with some crowds and noise but need more breaks.
Further more, even special needs that do not work, often have middle class families that go to WDW. $650 will make the MK much better for the entire family, including siblings not having to go home early, taking turns with breaks/shots/feeding tubes/meds etc.
I assume we can agree $650 does not move a family from middle class to elite/wealthy. Even $10,000 won't. $100, 000?
Lastly, no not every special needs or handicapped individual should get a complimentary cabana (as nice as that would be) just because another family (with a special needs) can choose to save and budget for one. Those are not protected by law.
A deluxe resort walking distance (wheel chair) from MK is not complementary either.
One family might be staying off site saving $300 a week over value, or $650 a week over mod, or $2,000 a week over deluxe etc, some spend more on dining, or hoppers and shopping.