A new law imposed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis went into effect on Monday, and it impacts Walt Disney World Resort guests. On July 1, almost 200 laws passed during the previous Florida legislative session took effect. Among the onslaught of legislation signed by DeSantis came numerous policies that potentially impact Walt Disney World Resort, including bans on intentional balloon ...
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Walt Disney World Locates Lost Child; Startling Details Revealed
Losing a child in a crowded place like Disney can be a frightening experience for any parent. The sheer size and bustling nature of Disney parks make it easy for children to wander off, even if parents are vigilant. In such moments of panic, it’s crucial to stay calm and act quickly. One of the first steps to take if ...
Read More »Disney Park Closure: No Guest Entry Until 2025
A popular Disney theme park destination has closed for a lengthy refurbishment. Related: Historic Price Drop: Disney Reduces Main Park Tickets to $12 While Magic Kingdom may be the most popular Disney theme park location, The Walt Disney Company owns and operates 12 different theme parks worldwide. From Florida and California to China and Japan, Disney can be experienced in ...
Read More »“A Sexual Festival”: Governor DeSantis Defends Disney World Funding, Condemns Arts
The total defunding of all public art in Florida has been met with public outrage, but Governor Ron DeSantis has a bizarre reason why taxpayer money should be going to massive Disney World projects and not museums, galleries, zoos, orchestras, festivals, and cultural organizations of all kinds. According to the politician, he’d rather the money go to the Mouse than ...
Read More »Children Sought for Work at Disney Resort Theme Parks Once More
For many, being a Disney cast member is a childhood dream. Now, one Disney resort is making that dream come true – albeit a little bit earlier than you’d expect. As of 2024, guests can visit six Disney resorts worldwide: Anaheim, Orlando, Paris, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tokyo. Each resort has its own individual quirks, but some things remain the ...
Read More »Incident at Disney World: Woman Flashes Guests in Public
Motherhood at a theme park can be a difficult thing to battle, especially if you have young children who are still breastfeeding. Walt Disney World Resort does its best to make breastfeeding a convenient and accommodating experience for nursing mothers. With designated nursing rooms and baby care centers located throughout the park, mothers can comfortably breastfeed their babies in a ...
Read More »Ron DeSantis Officially Permits Police Misconduct at Disney World
A law protecting police officers took effect in Florida on July 1. The legislation, signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, prevents municipal civilian review boards from investigating reported law enforcement misconduct, including in cities near Walt Disney World Resort. Related: Governor DeSantis To Shut down State of Florida, Walt Disney World Resort To Be Modified The police review board legislation is ...
Read More »Victim of Human Trafficking at Disney Theme Park Speaks Out for the First Time
A former Disney cast member spoke out on social media this week after surviving an attempted sex trafficking attempt at work. Related: 4 Disney Employees Arrested in Undercover Human Trafficking Sting Near Walt Disney World Resort In 2017, Gianna Alexis (@giannaalexis8 on TikTok) was a Disney College Program participant working in merchandise at Disney California Adventure Park. The former Disney ...
Read More »DeSantis Bans Balloons, Drinking Water, Vegan Food, and More at Disney World
On July 1, almost 200 new Florida laws took effect. Though Florida Governor Ron DeSantis didn’t sign the onslaught of legislation as part of his ongoing battle against The Walt Disney Company, some laws impact Walt Disney World Resort. With the help of Florida lawmakers, Gov. DeSantis directly targeted Walt Disney World Resort in 2022. After former Disney CEO Bob ...
Read More »Police Launch Search for Two Missing 11-Year-Old Girls at Disney World Florida
A mother reportedly waited ten hours to report her 11-year-old daughter and friend missing at Magic Kingdom Park. Florida law enforcement officers descended on Walt Disney World Resort within minutes, working with security cast members to find the missing girls. Walt Disney World Resort has a robust security system to protect its tens of thousands of guests in Central Florida, ...
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