Disney has asked a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit because the plaintiff allegedly agreed to an arbitration clause when signing up for Disney Plus.
Disney wants a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit at a Disney-affiliated restaurant based on terms of service for the entertainment giant’s website and streaming video services. The company argues that a couple agreed to an arbitration clause when one of them bought tickets to Disney World — and in an even more distant connection, when signing up for Disney Plus years before.
'The response argues that Piccolo’s clicking of a box to create an account shouldn’t bind his wife to the same agreement' Disney argues Piccolo agreed to the arbitration clause outside of Disney Plus as well. The motion says he accepted the “My Disney Experience Terms and Conditions” when purchasing tickets to Epcot in September 2023, and that agreement includes Disney’s terms of use.
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