The Chicago White Sox are being sued over alleged discriminatory ticket sales practices.
The lawsuit was filed Wednesday by Access Living on behalf of two area residents, including one who lives in Park Ridge. Access Living is an advocacy group that offers services and support to individuals living with disabilities.
The complaint also states that similar practices are followed for single-game tickets with the plaintiffs and their lawyer calling it discriminatory. "Starting back in November of last year, I really attempted to buy season tickets for my second year and what happened is they had blacked out all season tickets for wheelchairs online," said Ralph Yaniz, a plaintiff in the lawsuit. "So I had an email conversation with them at that time, and basically they said no they weren't going to put them online."
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