A Disneyland annual pass holder filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney Parks and Resorts for “misleading” buyers into believing they would receive unlimited dates to access the theme park. The $5 million lawsuit was filed by Jenale Nielsen, of Santa Clara County, on behalf of herself and 3,600 other Dream Key pass holders who are experiencing theme park visitation limits after purchasing the top tier pass. The $1,399 Dream Key annual pass was advertised to have no “blockout” dates, according to the lawsuit (pdf). The lawsuit claims Disneyland misrepresented the annual pass benefits for consumers and seeks to prevent Disney from unlawful business practices. “Ms. Nielsen and the proposed class have lost money as a result of Disney’s unlawful behavior,” the lawsuit states. Nielsen purchased the top tier pass in September since it was advertised to have no blockout dates and would grant her more visits to the theme park, …