Unless these vloggers, Youtubers, are OAT (on air talent) and or actors, actresses, that auditioned and were casted by the Walt Disney Company, for creating promotional vlogging/influencing, representing the company brand and IPs of the company, and that the content is overseen by a producer,director, and company publicist/publicity department, then No….vlogging shouldnt be allowed to the extremes these vloggers go to.
Now taking a small short video for a family keepsake,and video greeting ,and or still photography, Absolutely…
I follow several vloggers, they are all respectful of the rules and go out of their way to not interfere with others who they know are on vacation. They don’t want to ruin the fun for anyone, and I appreciate that I can see the parks when I am not there since I live in the Midwest.
I watch Kyles videos and I think they are fun and informative. If someone doesn’t like the content he is showing don’t watch or subscribe, but don’t judge him for just 1 video when he has hundreds showing that his intentions are to show off the parks and have fun.
Enough with the “vloggers” already, they block access/views, cut lines, talk over content, etc!! Folks didn’t pay to listen to your prattle or opinion of the venue. Stay at home or shut up!
We just wonder about all the gifts folks give, including cash, to these bloggers are considered .income by the IRS. Since blogging is their only non job we hope they pay taxes just as we have to on our salaries.
Punishing all vloggers for the issues caused by a few is uncalled for. There are people who do great work and help significantly lower the burden of planning and scheduling your Disney trip. If people abuse their powers, punish them for those abuses.
There’s just one content creator who I don’t have an issue with (I won’t post his creator name, as that might be against the rules, but DL peeps likely know who he is; good guy). All the others should be banned for any content creation inside the parks. No flipping videos, no ride POV, nothing. All they do is cause problems for other guests. They are annoying and often rude. The one person I reference has done ride POVs, and they are done without flash, no audio (added later) and not help up so as to bother other guests. He occasionally does park walk through videos; they are just “this is what things look like this week” posts. No stopping to get a shot, no interrupting other guests, just literally a video of walking through the park. Most content is done in a home studio. That I enjoy; he has info about new developments, upcoming happenings, current events. And this is a well-liked person. No drama. All you other types need to keep filming out of the parks.
In my opinion all vloggers who post mainly Disney Park videos should be banned from filming altogether. I don’t have a problem with families who film to make memories for their loved ones, but the vloggers on YouTube seem to be making them just to get likes, followers, and money from everyone just by bragging about how often they are at the parks. Lately I have even seen one vlogger who now makes it a point in her videos to promote drinking alcoholic beverages all the time. Because of the behavior of all Disney vloggers there may come a day when NO ONE will be allowed to film at any of the parks which will hurt a lot of families who are trying to make memories. Ban every single vlogger for good.
Comments for Disney Vlogger Outed for Filming in Restricted Areas, Stealing Emergency Meals From Guests
Royz
Unless these vloggers, Youtubers, are OAT (on air talent) and or actors, actresses, that auditioned and were casted by the Walt Disney Company, for creating promotional vlogging/influencing, representing the company brand and IPs of the company, and that the content is overseen by a producer,director, and company publicist/publicity department, then No….vlogging shouldnt be allowed to the extremes these vloggers go to.
Now taking a small short video for a family keepsake,and video greeting ,and or still photography, Absolutely…
Jill
I follow several vloggers, they are all respectful of the rules and go out of their way to not interfere with others who they know are on vacation. They don’t want to ruin the fun for anyone, and I appreciate that I can see the parks when I am not there since I live in the Midwest.
Theresa
Agree. Many are just as bad or even worse than the celebrities who interrupt visitors to Disney by shutting down rides and skipping lines
Jacob
I watch Kyles videos and I think they are fun and informative. If someone doesn’t like the content he is showing don’t watch or subscribe, but don’t judge him for just 1 video when he has hundreds showing that his intentions are to show off the parks and have fun.
Robert
Enough with the “vloggers” already, they block access/views, cut lines, talk over content, etc!! Folks didn’t pay to listen to your prattle or opinion of the venue. Stay at home or shut up!
paul
We just wonder about all the gifts folks give, including cash, to these bloggers are considered .income by the IRS. Since blogging is their only non job we hope they pay taxes just as we have to on our salaries.
Marc
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Matt
Punishing all vloggers for the issues caused by a few is uncalled for. There are people who do great work and help significantly lower the burden of planning and scheduling your Disney trip. If people abuse their powers, punish them for those abuses.
Teddy Gingerich
There’s just one content creator who I don’t have an issue with (I won’t post his creator name, as that might be against the rules, but DL peeps likely know who he is; good guy). All the others should be banned for any content creation inside the parks. No flipping videos, no ride POV, nothing. All they do is cause problems for other guests. They are annoying and often rude. The one person I reference has done ride POVs, and they are done without flash, no audio (added later) and not help up so as to bother other guests. He occasionally does park walk through videos; they are just “this is what things look like this week” posts. No stopping to get a shot, no interrupting other guests, just literally a video of walking through the park. Most content is done in a home studio. That I enjoy; he has info about new developments, upcoming happenings, current events. And this is a well-liked person. No drama. All you other types need to keep filming out of the parks.
AG
Ban ‘em.
HEIDI
In my opinion all vloggers who post mainly Disney Park videos should be banned from filming altogether. I don’t have a problem with families who film to make memories for their loved ones, but the vloggers on YouTube seem to be making them just to get likes, followers, and money from everyone just by bragging about how often they are at the parks. Lately I have even seen one vlogger who now makes it a point in her videos to promote drinking alcoholic beverages all the time. Because of the behavior of all Disney vloggers there may come a day when NO ONE will be allowed to film at any of the parks which will hurt a lot of families who are trying to make memories. Ban every single vlogger for good.
Lee
Ban them all!!!!
Susan
Kyle Pallo sucks. Ban him from the parks and make him get a real job.
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