meanwhile, bith of Disney’s OG flagship parks (WDW&DL) feature a hatchet wielding killer bride and nongraphic but unmistakable visual clues she killed several of her husbands (and possibly a cohort/witness to this) with said hatchet. Oh, and the same ride has always been chocj full of subtle to nearly blatant gallows humor, etc. AND would have been MUCH weirder if nit scarier had not only early Imagineers but Walt himself had their og ideas thru the preproduction to ginal installment approval process.
Deadpool’s park behavior is comparabke to that, and thus this is people shirking off their own duties and parental firmness as parents/guardians. If youre kid somehow is accidentally or even deliberately convinced they wanna, say, see an R film/play an MA game, its on you to stand firm no mattwr hownthey react to it and continually deny them that. Man up and quit bkaming others for your lack of staunchness as a parental figure.
If you see Deadpool in the park, and don’t want your kids around him, steer clear…just like you would if there was a ride unsuitable for your child. There. Problem solved!
My kids will have no problems meeting Wolverine or Deadpool. What will scare them is seeing Cinderfellas running around the park. America First! Trump\Vance 2024!
Quick reminder that even more recent years, Splash Mountain had Song of the South animatronics which sung a musical number from the movie and they have only just recently been removed with the revamp into a Princess and the Frog ride. Not to mention that PotC had a slave auction before the movie revamp.
Also far less problematically, there’s still a Roger Rabbit ride to this day. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is an R-rated movie (and it got referenced in the Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers movie with a came from Roger himself and it also had Randy Marsh from South Park make a cameo). Also the Disneyland version was updated to include the ever promiscuous lemme fatale Jessica Rabbit, seriously.
The Disney parks are certainly no stranger to things that children shouldn’t be associating with and R-rated content.
This company is pushing R-rated, violent junk onto our children and families. To Line their greedy pockets and put a smile on shareholders faces. Wake Up, They don’t Care, You’re just an object that makes them money.
Comments for Parents Furious Over R-Rated ‘Deadpool’ Experience at Disney Parks
Michael
Disney probably release a pg13 for the young audience like did with the second flim no big deal
Gary
Walt said Disney was for the whole family, so no R rated anything on Disney property as per Walt’s orders !!
Cheryl C
Walt is gone 50yrars and times change. You can stay clear of what you don’t want to see!
Steve
Times don’t change anymore, it’s over. When I take Disney over, everything will be done by asking “What would Walt do?” again.
Gary
Walt is still in the hearts & minds of the loyal Walt Disney faithful, you must be a Woke follower Cheryl C !
Echo the Smythe
meanwhile, bith of Disney’s OG flagship parks (WDW&DL) feature a hatchet wielding killer bride and nongraphic but unmistakable visual clues she killed several of her husbands (and possibly a cohort/witness to this) with said hatchet. Oh, and the same ride has always been chocj full of subtle to nearly blatant gallows humor, etc. AND would have been MUCH weirder if nit scarier had not only early Imagineers but Walt himself had their og ideas thru the preproduction to ginal installment approval process.
Deadpool’s park behavior is comparabke to that, and thus this is people shirking off their own duties and parental firmness as parents/guardians. If youre kid somehow is accidentally or even deliberately convinced they wanna, say, see an R film/play an MA game, its on you to stand firm no mattwr hownthey react to it and continually deny them that. Man up and quit bkaming others for your lack of staunchness as a parental figure.
Cheryl C
If you see Deadpool in the park, and don’t want your kids around him, steer clear…just like you would if there was a ride unsuitable for your child. There. Problem solved!
janine
My kids will have no problems meeting Wolverine or Deadpool. What will scare them is seeing Cinderfellas running around the park. America First! Trump\Vance 2024!
Mattwo
Quick reminder that even more recent years, Splash Mountain had Song of the South animatronics which sung a musical number from the movie and they have only just recently been removed with the revamp into a Princess and the Frog ride. Not to mention that PotC had a slave auction before the movie revamp.
Also far less problematically, there’s still a Roger Rabbit ride to this day. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is an R-rated movie (and it got referenced in the Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers movie with a came from Roger himself and it also had Randy Marsh from South Park make a cameo). Also the Disneyland version was updated to include the ever promiscuous lemme fatale Jessica Rabbit, seriously.
The Disney parks are certainly no stranger to things that children shouldn’t be associating with and R-rated content.
Mattwo
*femme
Jill
This company is pushing R-rated, violent junk onto our children and families. To Line their greedy pockets and put a smile on shareholders faces. Wake Up, They don’t Care, You’re just an object that makes them money.
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