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Woman Claims Mistreatment After Learning She’s Too Pregnant for Disney Cruise
April 2, 2018
A Missouri mother of 2 was barred from boarding a Disney Dream cruise ship because she was too pregnant. Emily Jackson, 22, was 25 weeks pregnant with her third child and was cleared by her doctor to set sail out of Port Miami, Fla. last week. The cruise lines policy is anyone over 24 weeks can’t set sail. She missed the cut off by one week, and all 10 members of her family left the ship in solidarity.
