Is Disney Implementing a One Child Policy To Enter The Parks?

People online are discussing a rumor that Disney will be combating the “Disney adult” problem by implementing a new policy requiring at least one child for park entry.  Of course, this is not true.

What is the rumor?

Basically, the rumor is that childless “Disney adults” are becoming too ridiculous and are the reason the parks are too full. To combat the threat, Disney is going to enforce a one-child policy to limit the childless Disney adult “threat” and make the parks fun again.

The rumor comes from the infamous satire website Mouse Trap News.

Here is what they said,

“The Disney World One Child Policy is a controversial new park rule. Guests entering any of the Disney World parks will be required to have at least one child with them to enter. Guests without a child will not be allowed to enter the parks. This is a way for Disney to encourage more families to visit the parks and get away from adults without kids filling up the parks. It’s also worth noting that the age cut-off for kids with this policy is under 18. This is different from the age for tickets, in which guests over 14 are considered adults by Disney.”

None of it is true.

While the article sounds very believable, it is satire, making fun of everyone picking on Disney adults. Lately, they have been an internet punching bag, and while some can be ridiculous, most people don’t behave in disruptive or selfish ways.

However, some influencers need to stop some of their behaviors, but that is for another article.

You do not need a child with you to enter the Disney theme parks.

What do you think? Comment and let us know!

Also, if you want a good laugh Mouse Trap News is a great site. Just realize they are joking when they post articles.