For our season ticket holders, what is the best way to ensure that someone requesting an accessible seat actually has a disability that requires an accessible feature?
A) Require proof of disability from a qualified physician
B) Ask the purchase to attest in writing that they have a disability that requires an accessible seat
C) We should not make any inquiries about why they have requested an accessible seat
D) We should sell all accessible seats on a first come, first serve basis regardless of disability

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Asking the purchaser to attest in writing that they have a disability requiring an accessible seat is a reasonable method that respects privacy while ensuring accessible seating is used appropriately. It avoids the potential legal and ethical issues of requiring medical proof (A), and it ensures that accessible seats serve those who need them, unlike options C and D which do not guarantee that accessible seats are reserved for those with disabilities.

For Our Season Ticket Holders, What Is the Best Way