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Fight outbreaks at Disney Theme Parks have become a more reoccurring issue as of recently. Read on to find out what exactly happened and in line for what popular attraction.
Altercations at Disney Parks
Before the beginning of the pandemic it was actually quite rare for news to be reported of a fight occurring at a Disney Park. Unfortunately, within the last two years it seems to be a more pronounced occurrence.
For example, back in September 2021, there was a fight on the ferry boat and quite recently, a fight in November at Epcot, and yet another one on New Years Eve.
So what is exactly happening that is causing these altercations between guests at the Most Magical Place on Earth?
People could argue that higher crowd levels can lead to higher frustrations among guests. It could also be the heat, wait times, being hangry, and temporary breakdown technological issues.
It could also be due to issues of line jumpers, inconsiderate guests and even complaints from guests that overall the crowds of guests have become ruder after the pandemic began.
However, do these examples give a right to a person to begin an altercation with another guest?
What Exactly Happened?
This time the altercation occurred while standing in line for the popular classic attraction Peter Pan’s Flight located inside Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort.
This particular fight was between multiple parties while waiting in line for Peter Pan’s Flight.
Many guests visiting the Magic Kingdom noted that they watched the fight break out. It was reported that an actual fist fight actually took place between multiple parties while waiting in line.
It is quite unfortunate that so many of these altercations are reoccurring on a more consistent basis. Many of us turn to our “happy place” to avoid the real world and moments like this certainly take away from the magic.
What are your thoughts regarding the reoccurring fights that are occurring on Disney Park properties? Let us know in the comments on Facebook and in our Facebook group.
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D Cope
Monday 17th of January 2022
Hopefully, Disney sees your rude and racist comments and bans you. Maybe next time keep your thoughts about “the hood” & “these people” to yourself.
Justyn
Monday 17th of January 2022
How do you know it was so much better if you haven't been in a long time? Sounds like nostalgia goggles to me.
Sherri
Sunday 16th of January 2022
It's a family park.
Dawn Randes
Sunday 16th of January 2022
Northerners aren't rude southerners are there rude and snooty. I lived in Staten island NY Maryland and now Southwest Florida my nicest neighbors were in NY second nicest Maryland. Most going to Disney are Florida residents!
Nefi a bernal
Sunday 16th of January 2022
My family and i spent new year's eve at Disneyland and here was my assumption for this visit in comparison to yearly visits over the last 14 yearsi like mobile ordering, it is quick and for the most part efficient, for i dont like the genie and the new app makes me jump around to find the map and wait times, there were several rides that keep getting closed during the days i was there, and i could tell that a lot of the cast members are ne. So i think that the fact that disney lost experienced people it makes it that doesnt who work there now dont know how to maintain the rides, and customers facing employees dont have the true love for the job, and in top of that i think that covid and masks have made us all a bit more on edge, i dont have a problem with masks but i know it causes issues for multiple reason. Anyhow hopefully with time covid will go away and disney will get/develop a new wave of employee who can bring the magic