Disneyland Resort Updates Guidelines – Guests Using Profanity Or Offensive Language Will Be Asked To Leave

As the theme parks of the Disneyland Resort prepare to reopen later this month, some new guidelines have been put in place. Disney has now stated that guests using profanity and/or offensive language will be asked to leave the property.

Due to a number of past situations, especially since the Walt Disney World parks reopened in July of last year, new rules are now in place. Disney is looking to offer as much protection to its Cast Members and guests as possible.

Per the Disneyland website:

“Additionally, select attractions and certain experiences that draw large group gatherings—such as parades and nighttime spectaculars—will return at a later date. While character meet-and-greets will be temporarily unavailable, characters will be in our parks in new ways to entertain and delight our Guests. The Disneyland Resort will also have capacity measures in place, as well as limitations on parking and operating hours.

Disney reserves the right to require a Guest to leave if they are (i) not properly wearing an approved face covering, (ii) using profanity or offensive language towards our Cast Members or other Guests and/or (iii) violating any other Park Rules.”

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