Certain persons with disabilities face the challenge of severely limited mobility. They need aides to assist them in getting around. Essentially, this means the aide is an actual physical extension of the disabled person.

Paisley Park should allow aides of disabled patrons to attend events there without having to pay separately for themselves. The aide's attendance should be covered within the price of the disabled patron's ticket (a ticket equal in value to that of an able-bodied patron), since the aide is essential to the disabled patron's mobility. Otherwise, accessibility to events is compromised, which is in direct violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act.

I am disabled in a wheelchair with Cerebral Palsy, and I cannot wheel myself around. I need an aide, and I don't think my aide should be charged as a separate attendee at events, since he/she is acting as a physical extension of myself.