This “guest” looks to be living at FCV and is part of the Disney College Program…and this is a huge violation of her contract!

Yeah let’s just let everyone keep breaking the rules without any repercussions. Look around, how’s that working out?

Pointless, unjustified rules specific to Disney should be broken.

I can see why a company wouldn’t want customers dressing up as employees.

Actually, this one is completely justified, there can be legal ramifications if guests appear to be actual characters. Imagine if someone dresses up as a character and then attacks another guest, it now appears as though the character is attacking a guest and Disney can’t have that.

Disney Bounding is fine, a full costume is not and there are various reasons why this is the case, the above example is just one of them. Also, almost every other theme park has very similar rules, it is not just Disney.

The rules are there for a reason. Breaking the rules should be cause for repercussions! There are children there and the examples you set has an impact on them. What in the heck is wrong with people! You’re not above anyone else.

“Look how that’s working out”…Yeah. cause she’s really hurting people by dressing as a character….

over here folks! this guys got it all figured out, she’s not hurting anyone so the rules don’t apply!! I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that nobody has ever referred to you as “bright ben”

That’s directed at the moron that calls themselves ‘Karen alert.’

I think ur the Karen 🤭

Karen huh? What a c*** you are for using racist terms like that. But hey that’s the left for you, always the double standard.

I’m so scandalized. Someone did what every other park allows. I’m starting to see the point about how Disney Adults are horrible people. 🙄

The biggest problem with people pushing the envelope for views on tiktok is exactly what is happening. Disney used to give away free t-shirts… now it’s buy one or leave.

There used to be a secret phrase you could say to have a “magical moment” after one ride… someone gave up the secret on tiktok and once they were swarmed with people asking for that moment… they stopped offering it.

These Disney tiktokers are just ruining things for everyone else.

To be fair, I’ve never been. I’ve always found Disney to be overrated. Universal was more fun

Kick em out and ban them that will end this nonsense.

Why would anyone WANT to dress up as the third most obnoxious character in the MCU, if they weren’t expecting to be thrown out? 😉

And this is what entitlement and rebellion look like! I do not like tik tok for this very reason and will never have it. It encourages young people to break rules and be rebellious.

She is a castmember. Her TikTok has her casting notice. She works at Hollywood Studios at Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage. That being said, she is purposely violating her employer’s policies at her place of work. SAD situation.

The whole title says it all. Tic toc user! Another oblivious social media millenial trying to be relevant

What a child she is. An adult begging for attention and recognition that she can get only on Tik Tok. Sad version of an “adult.”

If she is a cast member and she did break a rule then she should pay the consequences. If she is fired or suspended.

That cast member is woke AF. Anytime they don’t agree with rules or laws they just openly disregard them and act however they please… all the while informing you this will be the new norm.

Disney’s dress code is subjective. We saw plenty of crop tops during Pride Weekend. It didn’t appear that any of the McDreamys and Sugar Bears were asked to asked to cover up or change shirts. Is this just a double standard or grounds for a discrimination lawsuit? Let’s take a purely unscientific poll. Personally, I prefer the under boob to the hairy navel, how about you?

It definitely isn’t properly or evenly enforced, but it should be.

Is it ok to wear a “Visit Universal Studios” t-shirt at Disney, or vice versa?

She is Trash pure trash. Hopefully they will BAN HER. Look Mom and Dad, I’m breaking the rules and bragging about it. Disgrace to the normal people. SHAME. Perhaps her karma will be when she has kids of her own, we’ll see how she feels when it’s her kids, partner, friends that break her rules. Bye Felicia!

The reason they don’t allow adults to wear costumes is to protect children. Breaking the rules is childish and puts children in harms way. I sincerely hope Disney drops her from the college program and bans her from the park.

I’ve seen guests in the Park wearing outfits that are outside of the Disney dress code (in regards to what is/is not a costume). I believe it is subjective based on the interpretation of the cast/security member. My feeling is that the Mouse wants to avoid having guests that look like cast members. Rules are a bit less restrictive at the special Halloween events. I attended one dressed as a Star Wars Imperial Officer. One security member had a good giggle waving a metal detector looking for what set off the walk through alarm (my belt). I think he was a rebel collaborator 😉

Next week from same entitled tiktoker “Disney trespassed me cause I broke their rules and then posted about it”

Bonus points if she blames racism.

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