Disney has AMPLE power to warn.
Homosexual days tour operators are given blocks of rooms to sell and operator discounts, special reception parties are given as part of the group package.
They also alow the use of Disney logos and images to promote the event.
It is not a question of stopping it, it is a simple question of letting the public make and INFORMED decision. If the left is so pro-choice, then let the public choose.
Disney knows these homosexual groups are an uncomfortable drag on disney. Why else would they offer normal guests a free change of shirt if they happen to be wearing a red shirt? (the marker wardrobe recorgnition advised by the homo-operators. Ironic since Ensign Expendable wears a red shirt is is the first one dead in star trek mythos)
Are homosexuals that offended by letting the public know such a recreational sex based event is at disney? Do they fear mothers and fathers keeping their families away from homosexuals?
And exactly 'how' would you warn that a group of people are going to be attending your park? If Disney said "The Hansen family reunion will be going on during these dates .......", and you took offence at this, you can sue for defamation. At the least, your company (by virtue of acknowleging the gathering) is now shown as supporting and 'sponsoring' the event.
Disney is in the 'family entertainment' business. They know this, but they also have a legal department. They cannot prevent a gathering of customers, they can (and to the best of my knowlege actually do) enforce rules and conduct guidelines for EVERYONE in the park.
Hypothetically, if you own a resturant; and neo-Nazi's show up. If you deny them service, you are discriminating. If you publish, you are going to be associated as condoning or (at worst) supporting that group. What you CAN do, is control the behavior of this group while on your property. But that is about it.
Huh? Please explain. What's wrong with wearing a red shirt? Are gays against red shirts so the rest of the world shouldn't wear one for fear of offending them?