"Notice: Your Life is Over", Fans Warn "No Morals" Guest Trespassing at Disney Park

Recently, a guest described as having “no morals” decided to make their way into a fountain today at Disney, for an unsanctioned video and photo-op.

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As the Disney Parks try to bring more Guests in for the summer, over in the Arabian Coast “Port of Call” in the Tokyo Disney Resort’s Tokyo DisneySea, a Disney Park Guest was spotted climbing over the fountain in the middle of the themed land — extremely out of the norm for the usually rule-abiding Guests at the Tokyo theme park.

The fountain in question is situated right in front of the Aladdin and Genie-themed Attraction, Magic Lamp Theater.

The Guest, identified as @kkkazzzz on Instagram, had their buddy video them climbing into the Arabian Coast fountain and crouching, posing among the statues of the central water feature. A Tokyo Disney Resort Cast Member then comes over to warn the misbehaving Tokyo DisneySea Guest and asks them to leave the fountain.

Twitter user @DisneySea20 posted the following video taken from @kkkazzzz’s Instagram, which contains the translated in-video text caption “super stupid lol” (バカすぎｗｗ):

Please be aware that a guest with no morals has entered the park today.

#TDR_now

本日シーにモラルのないゲストが入園しておりますのでご注意ください。#TDR_now pic.twitter.com/jyyBzuGG4C

— 東京ディズニーシー20周年 Time To Shine! (@DisneySea20) August 10, 2022

Japan is known for their strict, unspoken rules of social conduct, where disrespecting and inconveniencing others is one of the worst things one can do. Politeness to strangers and going out of one’s way to respect others’ boundaries is absolutely paramount in Japanese society, and “selfish” or “egoistic” acts like this are severely frowned upon.

As a result, local Japanese Disney fans have not taken kindly to this news at all, resorting to calling this person out online.

User @KM1514Brook has decided to publicly “name and shame” the Tokyo Disney Resort and Tokyo DisneySea Park Guest with a screenshot of their Instagram, not allowing the rude Guest to get away:

(translated)

If you’re intending to escape by locking [your account], then I want you to have common sense and manners

鍵を付けて逃亡する位なら常識とマナーを付けて欲しい

鍵を付けて逃亡する位なら常識とマナーを付けて欲しい pic.twitter.com/89bXkH3df9

— 🐰めぇ🧜🏻‍♀️🏳️‍🌈 ⚢ (@KM1514Brook) August 10, 2022

@Artillery_ST warns the unruly Tokyo Disney Resort Park Guest, with the following “announcement”:

(translated)

📢 Notice: Your Life is Over

📢人生終了のお知らせ

📢人生終了のお知らせ https://t.co/6JyEPRStSz

— アーティラリー・ストームトルーパー【少尉】 (@Artillery_ST) August 10, 2022

While @9151Abc expresses their upset, hoping for stricter measures against misbehavior in Disney Parks:

(translated)

Don’t just warn these kind of delinquents lightly, it’s better to take actions to fully ban + have security forcefully escort them out…

I mean, are young people these days only idiots?

こういう輩は軽く注意するだけじゃなくて、出禁+警備員に連れられて強制退場ぐらいの措置をしてもいい気がする…

というか今どきの若い人ってバカしかいないの？

こういう輩は軽く注意するだけじゃなくて、出禁+警備員に連れられて強制退場ぐらいの措置をしてもいい気がする…

というか今どきの若い人ってバカしかいないの？ https://t.co/X6o26gNC8i

— Rosier (@9151Abc) August 10, 2022

All of this critique is certainly warranted, as the purpose of the Disney Parks is to serve Walt Disney’s vision of creating the Happiest Place(s) On Earth — and treating every theme park and the public spaces within them as solely existing for your own happiness and no one else’s is selfish. Similarly, over in the U.S there’s been a trend of Guests going barefoot in the Disney Parks recently, at both California Disneyland Resort’s Disneyland Park and Florida’s Walt Disney World alike — all of this rule-breaking for online clout seems to be on the rise.

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Some might say that the young Guest was only playing around, and that the internet and other Disney Park fans ought to give him a pass — however his crossing of the boundaries laid out by Disney, which exist for a reason, might have resulted in the Guest falling into the fountain, or even damaging a part of the Land.

Tokyo Disney Resort fans however, are definitely not going to let this lie.

What do you think of this “no morals” Guest? Do you think the upset is justified? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Unlike other entirely Walt Disney Company-owned Parks like the Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, the Tokyo Disney Resort located in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan exists as the Walt Disney Company’s first-ever international Disney Park and is owned and operated by the Oriental Land Company. Located just beside the JR Maihama Station, Tokyo Disney Resort comprises two theme parks – Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, connected by the Disney Resort Line monorail. The other two Disney Parks in Asia are the Hong Kong Disney Resort and the Shanghai Disney Resort.

Tokyo Disneyland resides just a short distance from the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel and Toy Story Hotel, and features a similar castle to Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, with their own Cinderella Castle. Tokyo Disneyland more than one unique attraction, including the Tokyo-exclusive, trackless Winnie the Pooh ride, Pooh’s Honey Hunt, plus Monsters, Inc. “Ride & Go Seek!”. Familiar favorites from other parks include Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, Haunted Mansion, Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, It’s a small world and Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blaster.

Tokyo DisneySea is a truly unique Disney Park themed after the Society of Explorers and Adventurers (S.E.A.), it boasts seven themed lands, or “Ports of Call” – the Mediterranean Harbor, American Waterfront, Lost River Delta, Port Discovery, Mermaid Lagoon, Arabian Coast, and Mysterious Island. Equally unique are DisneySea’s exclusive and one-of-a-kind attractions – Soaring: Fantastic Flight, Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull, the S.E.A. storyline-themed old New York-style hotel Tower of Terror: Hotel Hightower, Jules Verne-inspired 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and star attraction Journey to the Center of the Earth’ located within the Park’s icon, giant volcano Mount Prometheus. Most unique of all is the on-property official Disney Hotel (that basically redefines “on-property”) – the luxurious Hotel MiraCosta, built right into the buildings of Tokyo DisneySea’s Mediterranean Harbor itself.

When it arrives next year, Park Guests will enter Fantasy Springs through an enchanted waterfall grotto, that opens into a magic-filled Port where Guests can find themselves visiting Peter Pan’s Neverland, Rapunzel’s Tower and Kingdom of Corona, and Anna and Elsa’s Arendelle: World of Frozen — potentially even check-in at a luxury hotel connected directly to Fantasy Springs itself.