Disney Fans Say Influencers Are Ruining the Parks, and the Complaints Are Specific

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Influencer taking pictures at Disney Park (Selfie at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge) with Mickey Mouse waving nervously

Credit: Inside the Magic

5 Comments

  1. Robin

    I agree, Disney adults/influencers are indeed t*xic. I know I would never appreciate going to a theme park (Or anywhere public) and have to worry about tik tok women in mickey ears going around filming everything and everybody. People need to learn to be able to have fun without filmimg it and posting a leaf falling on Disney’s sidewalk all over social media

  2. W J O

    What is an “… ass video.”?

    Sounds intrusive

  3. Deb

    Agree there are many influencers that are disrespectful and inconsiderate. I follow 2 of the mentioned good ones, Mammoth Club and Ordinary Adventures. There is one other I follow that should get an honorable mention, Tim Tracker. All 3 of these are honest, objective, considerate and respectful. Would be nice if Disney could find a way to weed out the less desirable. I have no idea what it takes to be an influencer but there must be away to discourage the ones that are obnoxious.

  4. Cristina Allen

    Disney has created, encouraged and profited by this trend. Stop giving special privileges, advance looks, ignoring intrusive behavior and problem will diminish. Make them have access and behave like regular Disney guests and what they say may be more accurate and maybe there will be fewer.

  5. AB

    I can’t let Kristen (WrightDownMainStreet) not get a shoutout for being authentic, honest and great at what she does!

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