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Credit: @explorewithbk on TikTokThe Kardashians are regular visitors to Disneyland Resort. From Kim Kardashian and ex-husband Kanye West to Kourtney Kardashian & Travis Barker, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians crew regularly hire VIP Tour Guides to skip the line at the Southern California Disney Park.
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Last April, Kim and her daughters North West and Chicago West infuriated Disneyland Park-goers by not only skipping the line but completely shutting down Mad Tea Party in Fantasyland. Family members rode alongside a dozen empty teacups as angry Guests watched, waiting in a hot line.
This week, Khloé and her daughter with Tristan Thompson, True, angered Disney Parks fans again on the very same teacups. TikToker @explorewithbk shared a video of the pair skipping the line at Mad Tea Party with a VIP Tour Guide:
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Many remarked on Khloé carrying young True, now five years old. “She needs that child [to] walk on her own,” said @karlacarbdashian13.
“She said move out the wayyyyy, there’s poor people around,” @kaaaay90999 joked.
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Still, others pointed out that Khloé may want to protect her easily-recognized daughter in the Disneyland crowds. “We get that she is old enough to walk,” @glitteronmygunn wrote. “The point is that people are crazy and if I were famous I’d carry my daughter too. You don’t know what some crazy lunatic could do.”
Others said they’d also hire a VIP Tour Guide if they had Kardashian money. “I’m sorry but if I’m rich and famous I’m not waiting in lines,” @amyvilla101 argued. “You would do the same.”
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Please note that the story outlined in this article is based on a personal Disney Parks Guest experience. No two Guest experiences are alike, and this article does not necessarily align with Inside the Magic’s personal views on Disney Park operations.