Disney World Guests Fight Inside Ride

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Disney World Guests were caught fighting on iconic Disney attraction, and as a result, they were escorted from Disney Parks.

Walt Disney World Resort is not just a group of theme parks and Resorts; it is an experience that stays with visitors for a lifetime. Walt Disney World Resort is constantly evolving, with new attractions, shows, and events being added regularly to keep visitors coming back for more. It is a place where dreams come true, where visitors can escape reality and immerse themselves in a world of magic and wonder. For families, couples, and solo travelers alike, Disney World is an unforgettable destination that should be on everyone’s bucket list.

Disney World is known as “The Most Magical Place on Earth,” and is divided into four Parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Disney World also has two water parks for Guests to enjoy, Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach, offering Guests a refreshing break from the Florida heat.

With this many different Parks, Disney World sees thousands of Guests daily. Magic Kingdom is a popular Park that Guests visit. Guests can stroll down Main Street, U.S.A and spot Cinderella Castle at the center. Visitors can immerse themselves in the world of Disney, with rides, shows, and parades featuring beloved characters such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and many others. Some of the Park’s most popular attractions include Pirates of the Caribbean, Space Mountain, “it’s a small world,” The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Jungle Cruise, and the Haunted Mansion.

Haunted Mansion takes Guests on a journey where the disembodied voice of the Ghost Host is your private guide through the mortal realm of an eerie haunted estate, home to ghosts, ghouls, and supernatural surprises. On the ride, you’ll lide past a casket-filled conservatory, Madame Leota’s chilling séance room, and a ghostly graveyard of singing specters as you attempt to find your way out. Beware of hitchhikers—these phantom pranksters may follow you home.

Guests will climb aboard a gloomy Doom Buggy for a grave journey through a labyrinth of haunted chambers.

Haunted Mansion Holiday

In a recent Reddit Thread, Guests spotted families arguing in line and this altercation only grew into more fighting. The Guests said Cast Members jumped in to intervene and couldn’t control them. At the end of the attraction’s preshow, Disney World Security were lined up to remove the families from the Park.

“My family was waiting in line at Haunted Mansion, in front of were two family jawing at each other and this went on for a good 15 minutes. The two families finally stopped arguing and we made our way into the stretching room, this is the part where the crazy happens while inside the two families jawing at each other ended up having a fist in the room. the castmembers did their best to try and break it up but they couldn’t. At the end of the elevator ride their was a lineup of security who escorted the families out.

Disney Cast Members work hard to keep Guests at Disney safe. Disney Guests need to remember to be calm and kind to other Guests and Cast Members.

Another Day, Another Near Fight at Disney World

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In case you’ve been avoiding Disney Park stories as of late, Guests behaving badly seems to be a recurring theme at Disney Parks lately. We get it, lines are long, temperatures are high, and people are tired. However, people just seem to have tempers that are shorter than ever, putting other Guests and Cast Members in dangerous situations where they could get hurt. Luckily, the most recent fight at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom on a tram headed to the Ticket and Transportation Center did not come to blows, but that was because Cast Members quickly intervened, and one group was on a tram.

The video, shared on TikTok by Disney World Today (@disneyworldtoday), shows one group of people on the tram screaming at another group of people who are in line waiting for another tram. A man is standing on the parking tram, speaking to someone in the crowd. All of a sudden, a woman who is with the man, stands up, begins screaming, and then bangs aggressively on the parking lot tram door. The entire time, theme park Guests yell that it is not worth it, and they want to go home. A woman next to the screaming woman sits her down and tells her to stop.

Thankfully, a Cast Member was there to try to deescalate the situation and worked hard to make sure everyone stayed safe and stayed in their respective areas. You can watch the video of the argument below:

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This is not the first fight to break out recently at a Disney Park and, sadly, it will not be the last. We recently reported on an all-out brawl that broke out in Fantasyland at Walt Disney World Resort that led to arrests and lifetime bans. There was also a fight at Disneyland while Guests waited for Fantasmic! to begin and a fight in Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Fights are an absolute no at Disney, and The House of Mouse is not afraid to ban you from its theme parks or have you arrested.

If you ever find yourself in a tense situation with another Guest, simply walk away. It doesn’t matter if you are right, or they are right. Getting into a fight only accomplishes several things: It ruins everyone’s day, it ruins everyone’s Disney experience, it gets you kicked out of the Disney Park, and it can even get you banned. No fight is worth wasting all the money you spent or risking never being able to visit a Disney Park again.

Guests Refuse to Leave Water Park, Attack and Bite Officers

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Four Guests were arrested last week at Six Flags after attacking a sheriff’s deputy and security guards. The guests also reportedly refused to leave the park. The incident took place at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Splashtown on July 14.

The situation unfolded after the group of Guests refused to leave the Park, with one deputy attempting to detain a group member where a struggle ensued, according to Constable Mark Herman.

“During the struggle, another male suspect jumped on the deputy’s back,” Herman said. “The security guards on scene attempted to assist the deputy when a female suspect struck him on the head with a closed fist. Another female suspect then bit the security guard’s left arm.”

All four Guests were detained and arrested following the attack. The people involved were identified as Luis Gonzales, Angel Soto, Gessinia Loya-Gonzalez, and Nubia Loya-Gonzalez.

Gonzales was charged with retaliation. Soto was charged with resisting arrest, and both women were charged with assault on a security officer.

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Fights have sprung up across all major theme Parks recently, with a full-on brawl breaking out at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.

Knott’s Berry Farm, the famous California theme Park was forced to close multiple hours early after major fights broke out throughout the Park. Days later, the Park announced it would be introducing a chaperone policy to ensure Guest safety.

Massive Brawl Forces Another Theme Park to Shut Down

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Yet another theme park was forced to close after a brawl broke out.

No matter what amusement park you visit, whether it be a Disney Park in Walt Disney World Resort or Disneyland Resort, or if it is one of the hundreds more around the nation, including Universal Orlando Resort, Universal Studios Hollywood, Six Flags, Busch Gardens, SeaWorld, the all-new Lost Island Theme Park, or many others, you want to know that you’re safe when visiting.

However, a recent string of incidents at theme parks involving Guest behavior has forced many theme parks to amend their policies and take a look at safety measures.

California’s Knott’s Berry Farm recently saw several fights break out in one night, forcing staff members to close down the Park. As a result, Knott’s Berry Farm introduced a chaperone policy that will no longer allow those ages 17 and under to enter the theme park without an adult aged 21 and over.

HangTime at Knott's Berry Farm

In addition, a massive brawl between families broke out at Magic Kingdom recently, resulting in arrests and hospitalizations. If that weren’t enough, just down the road at Universal Orlando Resort, the CityWalk area was placed on lockdown after reports of a potential shooter scare. In the end, the Orlando Police revealed that there were no weapons and no shots had been fired, but there had been a fight between teenagers.

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Now, yet another amusement park was forced to shut down after a brawl broke out.

Oaks Park in Portland, Oregon was forced to shut down this past Friday evening after a fight broke out, reports from KGW8 indicate. The amusement park shut down an hour and a half early because of “unruly behavior and altercations involving a number of patrons.”

During the altercation, a security guard reported that they heard a teenager on the phone tell someone to “come shoot up the Park.” However, police questioned the teen and they said that they were only calling for a ride home and that someone else from an opposite group had made the statement.

No arrests were made, but the teen was trespassed from the amusement park at security’s request.

Oaks Park

Oaks Park released a statement following the incident, which said:

“Customer and staff safety is always our top priority at Oaks Park,” said Emily MacKay with Oaks Park. “Unlawful behavior is not tolerated on our property and we have measures in place to deal with individuals who choose not to respect our staff or their fellow park guests.

“Those protocols were followed yesterday when an incident involving several patrons became a cause of safety concern for park management. We appreciate the outstanding response from yesterday’s park visitors who quickly and courteously followed our directions and vacated the park without further incident. We look forward to many more days of family fun with our friends and neighbors.”

The amusement park reopened on Saturday and everything ran smoothly, according to reports.

Chaos at Magic Kingdom As Brawl Breaks Out

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Today on “Guests Behaving Badly“, a fight broke out at Magic Kingdom this evening. It’s unknown at this time what the fight was about but we will update you as more information becomes available. 

Fight might be an understatement, what went down looked to be an all out brawl, family feud style! In a now removed video on TikTok, all of the fight participants were wearing matching shirts which suggests they were all part of the same group and not a random attack. 

The fight broke out in front of Peter Pan’s Flight around 7:30 pm tonight on Wednesday July 20. Children can be heard screaming and crying in the background and the scene was absolute chaos with trash strewn everywhere.

The person who captured the video can be heard asking where security is (which is a very good question as the fight went on for a good bit with no Disney intervention). Some bystanders did appear to try to break up the fight to no avail. 

We have reached out to the bystander who shot the video for comment and will update you as more details become available. 

 Though the video has been deleted on TikTok, it can be found here on Facebook in the Walt Disney World Annual Passholders group. 

The video has been posted to Twitter. Check it out below: