Plopsaland discriminates against people with autism, according to the Dutch Institute for Human Rights: “There were extra costs that others did not have to incur”

In Plopsaland Belgium in De Panne, West Flanders, there are low-stimulus queues for people with disabilities at all attractions. Anyone with autism can join us, but only if that person has a supervisor who pays the full amount for their entrance ticket. Romano Sandee of the Uit met Autisme Foundation thinks this is discriminatory, and the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights agrees with him. The amusement park itself is also responding.

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