How to Get KICKED OUT of Disney World

Did any of these rules surprise you? 😳

[secretagentrandybeans]

If they don’t want me to climb the pyramid, put the limestone in they originally had! Don’t tempt me with a high staircase 🤔

[thisismychannel]

“Don’t scatter a loved ones ashes”
Damn there goes my evening plans

[Meeee]

Let’s all be real we’ve all thought of climbing the pyramid

[lilylilylily]

It’s not required for a service dog to be registered anywhere in the US (and if someone tries to get you to pay for registration, it’s a scam) they just need to be trained in tasks to help their handler.

[joemomma]

Alright, time to strap some roller skates on my dog, strap some firework launchers to him with my grandmothers ashes mixed in with the gun powder, and climb all the way to the top of the pyramid to let him do his thing.

[lilyquite-a-lot]

The service dog one. A service dog can be trained by anyone to help a specific person in certain situations. Sure they can go through schools but there is no such thing as a registered service dog.

[oliviagucci]

the one that suprised me the most was dont spread loved ones ashes-

[tea-chip-cookies]

I feel sorry for the dude that proposed to his girlfriend and the employee came running to take the ring off him 😔

[neveson]

cmon boys I know what we’re doing this weekend

[jonathansolano]

The ashes part, like really? The janitor gotta clean up human remains?😂😂

[rose]

There are no registrations for service dogs in the US, according to ADA! All those are scams, it would be better to say "unless they are a tasked trained service dog"

[lucyisacat]

honestly scattering your loved ones ashes surprized me most :(

[Afreafbonnie_Editz]

Me who'll probably never go to Disney Land: "Boy that's helpful man thx"

[nelamel]

For the service dog rule I have a service dog for 3 years now and service dogs don't have to be registered. The ADA does not have a register system.
ADA RULES : Under the ADA, there is no certification/registration requirement for your service animal. To be protected by the law, your dog must meet the ADA's definition of service animal, which is a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks directly related to your disability.

[adriennedy]

I once walked right in with my dog no questions and we only went on all the gentle rides and he loved it.

[windstorm]

As for the service dog, everything is correct about Disney not allowing pets but in the US Disney parks they are not allowed to ask for registration or certification. As per the ADA or US government does not issue any registration or certificates. The only two questions I have been asked a service dog handler each time at Disney is “Is your dog a service animal?” and “what tasks is your dog trained to preform?” They can by no means ask for your specific medical condition. That only pertains to DISNEY Parks in the United States so your video is partially correct in that regard.

[imzadifanvids]

They can't deny a service animal because it isn't "registered". While there are companies that will sell IDs and legitimate service dogs might have some type of registration with an organization that trained that dog it doesn't mean anything legally/prove it's a service dog.

A service dog is a dog that has been trained to preform work and/or tasks to help mitigate the disability of a person who's legally disabled. They don't have to have "registration", or even wear something indicating they are a service animal.

As long as the dog isn't causing a disruption (barking in a theater, eliminating in places it shouldn't, acting aggressive, etc.) they must be allowed in public places with a few exceptions.

[DJJ]

I feel the the rollerblades shocked me

[editcredit]

Me seeing chip at the end:now this vids DESERVES a like

[kayaissimo]

Btw per Ada law service dogs can’t be registered. Not trying to be rude, just trying to be informative.