«Breaking News» Disneyland Hotel sued for bed bugs after woman claims she suffered 'physical and emotional damage'

Dr Ivy Eldridge (pictured) stayed at Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California, in April

A woman claiming to have been bitten numerous times by bed bugs while staying at Disneyland Hotel is suing Disney.

Dr Ivy Eldridge, 41, says she suffered physical and emotional damage after being bitten by bedbugs while staying at Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim California in April. 

The lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court accuses the hotel of knowing it had a bedbug issue and failing to act.

The lawsuit says Eldridge, a Vice Principal at a Riverside, California, school, 'endured many sleepless nights and much emotional and mental distress, coupled with other physical conditions associated with severe mental and emotional distress.'

She says she received medical treatment after developing a rash over her entire body when the bugs 'sucked her blood until they were gorged'.

Disneyland spokesperson Liz Jaeger said 'these occurrences are extremely rare.'

'We take extensive preventative measures so that our guests are comfortable and safe during their hotel stays and when needed take aggressive steps to rectify,' Jaeger told the Los Angeles Times.

 Eldridge, 41, is suing Walt Disney Parks and Resorts for punitive damage after being bitten by bedbugs 

She claims to have been bitten numerous times by bedbugs all over her body while staying at the hotel 

However, the lawsuit says Disneyland Hotel's response to the bedbugs 'was so extreme and outrageous as to go beyond all bounds of decency.'

Eldridge's attorney Brian Virag from the firm MyBedBugLawyer, Inc, said the hotel 'did not provide a bedbug-free hotel room.' 

Photos show welts and bite marks on Eldridge's shoulders, neck back and ears.  

The suit names Walt Disney Co, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts and Disneyland Hotel and is seeking punitive damages for Eldridge's physical and mental suffering. 

This is not the first time a Disney resort had dealt with bedbugs.

In 2016, Disney's Grand Californian Hotel&Spa was sued over bedbug problems. Virag said the issue should have been resolved by the time Eldridge checked in with her family at the Disneyland Hotel. 

Virag has proven himself a successful attorney at winning large sums of money in bedbug cases. 

The Los Angeles Times reports that he won a $546,000 verdict for a family that was bitten by bedbugs at a Hilton hotel in Rancho Cucamonga. 

He also won a whopping $3.5million verdict last year for the same issue at Park La Brea Apartments in Los Angeles.      

The suit says the hotel knew it had a bedbug issue and failed to act

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Dr Ivy Eldridge (pictured) stayed at Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California, in April

A woman claiming to have been bitten numerous times by bed bugs while staying at Disneyland Hotel is suing Disney.
Dr Ivy Eldridge, 41, says she suffered physical and emotional damage after being bitten...

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