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Disney World Guest Shares Disturbing Experience in Liberty Square

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Recent reports have surfaced regarding unacceptable behavior from a Disney World guest in Liberty Square at the Magic Kingdom.

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Disturbing Disney World Guest Behavior in Liberty Square

A parent was observed allowing their young child to urinate in public, specifically near a prominent Christmas store. This incident drew considerable attention from fellow Disney guests, who criticized the action as inappropriate and unsanitary for a family-oriented environment:

Just got back and now I’ve had time to process what I saw on our MK day after the fireworks. The lack of security or cast members around for us to notify them was unreal so this wasn’t reported when it happened……anyways – – we saw This guy let his kid pee all over the ground outside of the Christmas store and then proceed to light up a cigarette. We were looking for a cast member but again none in sight. Not a magical way to end the park day 😔 but curious if anyone has ever seen this. I’ve never seen anyone remotely do something like this and I’ve been going my whole life. I hope this was a rare incident and Disney steps up security again or monitoring areas. Idk. What are y’all’s thoughts? 🤔

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The bystander who recorded the occurrence on social media expressed disappointment over the apparent absence of Disney staff or security to address the situation.

Concern over the lack of oversight was echoed in comments from others who noted a rise in unruly guest behavior at parks. Many respondents shared personal anecdotes of fellow guests disregarding park regulations, further reflecting a troubling trend among Disney guests.

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Rising Costs and Guest Entitlement

The increasing financial burden of trips to Disney World has become a topic of frequent discussion. Families often save meticulously to afford the high costs associated with a Disney vacation, which can exceed thousands of dollars when factoring in travel, accommodations, and park tickets.

This investment has led to heightened expectations among guests, some of whom believe they are entitled to special treatment during their visits.

This sense of entitlement can manifest in various ways, particularly through rule-breaking behavior. Reports show that as prices have increased, so have incidents of guests blatantly defying park norms.

From public urination to smoking in prohibited areas, many Disney guests feel immune to the restrictions intended to maintain a family-friendly environment. This emerging pattern has raised concerns among loyal patrons about the potential degradation of the magical experience that Disney World is known for.

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Transportation Updates at the Grand Floridian

In related operational news, Disney has temporarily suspended boat services to and from Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort due to ongoing dock refurbishment. During this period, guests have alternative transportation options, including a fully operational resort monorail and a pedestrian walkway to Magic Kingdom.

This ensures that access to the park remains uninterrupted despite the service disruption.

Disney has emphasized that regular boat services will resume shortly, with the refurbishment expected to be completed by the end of the week. This type of maintenance is crucial for ensuring that the transport facilities remain safe and efficient for all Disney guests.

Left: A smiling woman with an orange-themed Magic Kingdom backpack featuring Mickey Mouse ears and a bow, wearing Mickey Mouse ears headband with a pumpkin design. Right: A festive wreath with a pumpkin shaped like Mickey Mouse, adorned with sunflowers and autumn leaves.

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Walt Disney World Crowd Dynamics

Magic Kingdom is currently facing challenges related to crowd dynamics, particularly during the pre-party mix-in time. This period facilitates the entry of both regular park visitors and special event ticket holders before the official start of seasonal festivities. Recent reports indicate that this mix-in time is becoming increasingly congested, prompting guests to adjust their arrival times and strategies.

Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to mitigate wait times, which tend to spike during peak hours. It is advisable for regular ticket holders to use in-park check-in stations to navigate the growing crowds effectively. The trend of rising attendance at special events necessitates a strategic approach by park management to maintain a pleasant experience for all Disney guests.

About Krysten Swensen

A born and bred New England girl living the Disney life in Southern California. I love to read, to watch The Golden Girls, and love everything to do with Disney and Universal. I also love to share daily doses of Disney on my Disney Instagram @BrazzleDazzleDisney!

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