Campaign to blame childless Disney adults in parks gains traction

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Parents are again calling on Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort to ban Disney adults without children.

Hatred for so-called Disney adults is popular on social media. Many have been mocked for interacting with characters, tearing up at Cinderella’s castle and getting engaged at Disney parks. But sometimes vitriol takes him offline.

German news site Ka-Insider recently wrote about parents’ demand for adult-free and child-free Disney parks, calling it strange and almost diabolical.

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(*Editor’s note: All texts quoted in this article have been translated from German. Sentences may not fully represent what was originally written.)

A mother quoted by the site explained that her three-year-old became inconsolable at Magic Kingdom Park because the line for Mickey Mouse soft pretzels was too long. She blamed childless Disney adults for occupying a space that should belong to her child and making her wait.

It pisses me off when I see childless couples at Disney World, she says. Persons without children should be prohibited from entering.

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The guest also wrote that childless Disney adults have no idea what it’s like to be a mother.

They don’t know the strain of a visit to the amusement park or they don’t know the bad conscience when you don’t fulfill all of your child’s wishes, Ka-Insider wrote. On the contrary: as soon as a child cries, we would always see the mother as a bad mother.

Some Disney adults have called for similar bans for children in Disney parks — at least on certain days or special events. That’s unlikely to happen: Walt Disney designed its theme parks to entertain children and adults alike.

Should Disney adults without children be banned from the parks? Share your thoughts with Inside the Magic in the comments.

Please note that the story described in this article is based on the personal experience of visitors to Disney Parks. No two guest experiences are the same, and this article does not necessarily reflect Inside the Magics’ personal views on Disney park operations.

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