Kudos to Carowinds!

I just got off the phone with John Shamrock and the other head honcho (I forget his name) of Carowinds and it was the most pleasant experience. They were completely open to my suggestions and were very kind. The park sounds better suited for people with disabilities like my brother and sister with the new policy, and as stated at the end of my post dated 10-31 I made those suggestions to the park and they were very open to the things I said.
I would say from that experience I will take my siblings back to that park and I am happy to see that they are keeping the "fakers" out and letting those that really need the support "in" on the special pass.

Update on Carowinds

Here is the update for the Carowinds experience. I spoke with Cedar Point whom I understand to be the "head office" for all Cedar Fair parks which Carowinds is apart of. They told me that they did have a policy change recently but could not verify an exact date that it took effect.
As I read a few stories stating that it took place It seemed that it changed around the same time we went. Aside from that there still are a few things that still need to take place. No where on any Cedar fairs companies does it state the change in policy. And Carowinds has yet to change the web page for the discounted prices for Disabled guests.
I guess I kind of hope for perfection, but at least the important thing has been taken care of, that is once again people like my brother and sister can enjoy the parks like the rest of us.