There were multiple fights at Magic Kingdom the day I was there. Staff was rude to me and I filed a complaint and never even got a return call. So sad not the same as it used to be.
That really sucks especially if your kids were with you. I can’t speak to now but my family got to go in 2018, pre-covid, and we never saw any kind of incidents however we visited Disney World in FL and not Disney Land in CA and we all know there is a particular group of people more commonly found at Disneyland then Disney World; the more violent and animalistic types. It’s like as if there’s something in the water in CA that makes people act more like animals than humans.
If you haven’t done it or just considered it and depending on your kids’ ages, the LEGO park in CA is excellent as few if any childless adults and or teens can be found there; it’s mainly couples with young kids and its VERY clean too.
What, no video? I was hoping to see the immature, emotionally insecure yahoos duking it out before doing the walk of shame to their last exit of a Disney venue. A lifetime ban and disorderly conduct charges would be in order for all those involved!!
Vide/Pics of incidents like this aren’t allowed if they are of persons in a protected group. Think how the media is claiming the woman who caught on fire this past weekend in the NYC subway isn’t being reported as a homicide victim of an illegal for Guatemala. That’s b/c that group, illegals, are now a protected class.
I find it interesting that this, fights at the park, seems to primarily a Disney Land problem. Yes Disney World has some to but if we’re keeping score Disney Land looks to be in the lead and not by just a little. What all makes CA different from FL in terms of park guests? Guesses anyone?
Comments for Fight Breaks Out at Disney’s Animal Kingdom; Guests Face Lifetime Ban
Lisa
There were multiple fights at Magic Kingdom the day I was there. Staff was rude to me and I filed a complaint and never even got a return call. So sad not the same as it used to be.
BlueCollarCritic
That really sucks especially if your kids were with you. I can’t speak to now but my family got to go in 2018, pre-covid, and we never saw any kind of incidents however we visited Disney World in FL and not Disney Land in CA and we all know there is a particular group of people more commonly found at Disneyland then Disney World; the more violent and animalistic types. It’s like as if there’s something in the water in CA that makes people act more like animals than humans.
If you haven’t done it or just considered it and depending on your kids’ ages, the LEGO park in CA is excellent as few if any childless adults and or teens can be found there; it’s mainly couples with young kids and its VERY clean too.
CJA
Racist much?
Jerry Atrix
What, no video? I was hoping to see the immature, emotionally insecure yahoos duking it out before doing the walk of shame to their last exit of a Disney venue. A lifetime ban and disorderly conduct charges would be in order for all those involved!!
BlueCollarCritic
Vide/Pics of incidents like this aren’t allowed if they are of persons in a protected group. Think how the media is claiming the woman who caught on fire this past weekend in the NYC subway isn’t being reported as a homicide victim of an illegal for Guatemala. That’s b/c that group, illegals, are now a protected class.
BlueCollarCritic
I find it interesting that this, fights at the park, seems to primarily a Disney Land problem. Yes Disney World has some to but if we’re keeping score Disney Land looks to be in the lead and not by just a little. What all makes CA different from FL in terms of park guests? Guesses anyone?
CJA
Don’t know – I’ve seen more violence and heard way more cussing at WDW than Disneyland, especially when the temperature and humidity were high.
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