DISNEY DRUNK Fights with Guests at Walt Disney World!



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A drunk woman at Disney rocked the boat in Epcot. The woman was filmed getting off the Gran Fiesta boat ride, determined to exit on her own terms. This led to a shouting match with other Disney guests and Disney security.

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41 thoughts on “DISNEY DRUNK Fights with Guests at Walt Disney World!”

  1. It makes you wonder if this is why walt himself originally banned alcohol from the parks… Perhaps because he understood that people as a whole are a bunch of filthy animals that cant control inhibitions….

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  2. I've heard of a report made by geologists & seismologists that have apparently found that there's a small eccentricity in the Earth's rotation on its axis. After studying hundreds of streaming data from seismometers positioned all over the world & correlated the results…It's a small, background anomoly that doesn't seem to pose a danger but it seems to have slowly increased in intensity, seemingly from a consistent resonance building up. However, over the past couple of years or so it seems to conversely be decreasing again, as if the conditions that caused it have or are presently being mitigated.
    They were also finally able to trace down the source as it was centered on Walt Disney spinning in his grave. Since the Wokist Cult has been slowly destroying Disney as a company, Walt seems to be slowing down as the company is being severely reduced as a result of that.

    Okay, I admit that all of the above is just a joke even though it has a firm grounding in reality for complaints about Disney. What's NOT a joke is that things are not getting worse…Between cell phone cameras & the internet, we're only seeing how bad it always has been.

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  3. Wow seems like a great place to bring your kids, seriously though how in the hell did a drunk person get past security? It seems like a big risk when potentially dangerous rides and more importantly kids are involved

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  4. I haven’t really seen cast members cut ppl off like they’re supposed if they think a guest has had too many. Between summer heat and 6, or 7 drinks it hits you hard. And ppl do silly things when really drunk. I’ve noticed a lot of these drunk encounters have mainly been in Epcot over the last year. I’m all for having fun but be respectful to those around you, and know your limit. But I think the cast members of Epcot should take some alcohol safety courses, or take the alcohol away. It would be a shame but all it takes is a few mishaps and everyone pays the price.

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  5. Now that Reedy Creek is gone, I wonder if Orange County police are taking these drunken fools to jail, or is WDW still holding them backstage to sober up? None of this is surprising as the lines in front of the alcohol stands are 25-minute waits.

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  6. The guests are to blame for getting drunk but so is Disney for serving them to the point where they can barely stand throw in high crowd levels stress and hot weather and you basically have a recpie for pure chaos

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  7. Our civil society is slowly degrading.
    There was a time, when if someone came across a stop sign in the middle of nowhere, late at night, when they were the only ones on the road, they would stop anyways.
    Getting back to civility is a hard road and we are doing nothing to make it happen.
    We indulge the most selfish and crazy among us instead.
    Don't worry. It will get worse before it gets worse.

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  8. We got stuck on It's a Small World for about 20 minutes (seemed like an hour) and had to hear that song over and over and over and over again…whenever I hear it now, it makes me cringe.

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  9. I was just at Disney World two weeks ago, and EPCOT–specifically–was insufferable! I went for a week with my brother, his 6-year-old daughter, and my 5-year-old daughter. We planned to spend a couple days in EPCOT, and even booked the Boardwalk so we would be close, but we ended up avoiding it like the plague because of the rude, obnoxious people there. I hate to say it, but it was the kick-off to Pride Month, and the one thing they all had in common was over-the-top virtue signaling. If you went to Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, or Hollywood Studios–absolutely no problems. I met the nicest people. Everyone had their kids and were super courteous and polite. But at EPCOT, there were more people than usual with purple hair, nose rings, a shirt that says "respect my pronouns" or "Don't Say Desantis", and a COVID facemask that looked like a rainbow threw up on it. It was just nonstop aggression: from being vocally annoyed that my daughter was taking too long washing her hands in the bathroom, or angry that my niece wasn't getting out of the way from their emotional support dog. Or when I bumped into one of them by accident and said I was sorry, they responded with "you'd better be sorry." There was an air of vitriol, anger, and entitlement everywhere. I will never go back to EPCOT in June. People had rainbow Pride clothing in Magic Kingdom. One mom had a Pride shirt that said "free mom hugs" in Hollywood Studios, and it was fine. Just at EPCOT, the angry virtue signaling was dialed up to 1000% with a mean attitude.

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  10. I think just certain people shouldn't be drinking in theme parks. I've done a light version of Drinking Around the World and just paced myself. I love being able to drink at Disney, but if they have to get rid of it again just to have some civility then I'm all for it. Unfortunately the irresponsible have to ruin it for the rest of us.

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  11. Maybe selling alcohol at an amusement park, where there are millions of ways to get injured if you screw around stupidly, and where there are lots of children present, isn't such a good idea after all.

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