Over-the-Top Security or Racial Targeting?

What was supposed to be a fun day turned into a frustrating encounter with Disneyland's security. Not only were the security measures unexpectedly strict, but I also faced what felt like racial profiling, all because of a harmless yoyo in my pocket.

[@h8mivec]

“So I can show it to everybody on the internet” hahahaha what a 🤡 phrase

[@joelreyes1556]

toys are not allowed, surrender the item, be an adult 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ddt49rz]

“we reserve the right to prohibit the use or storage of any other item not listed above that we determine may be harmful or disruptive, in our sole and absolute discretion” per the website

[@chrischacon9637]

There not allowed simple

[@greghunter5627]

Whatever happened to common sense.

[@malachirice3229]

Ong I love Teresa she’s such an amazing Lead imma make sure to she her this video 😂😂

[@margiefortune8705]

We are here to show we are totally unsducated OR maybe we just have no common sense.

[@Adam__Tube]

Disneyland security does have the right to deem any item as prohibited, and there are multiple areas on the website that you keep violently referencing that support that rule.

[@David_Smith_]

The Yoyo considered a nuisance item. The item can possibly hit someone or possibly damage property.

[@disneylandx123]

Lmao you thought the internet would be on your side with this one. Grown man crying about his toy yo-yo.

[@ShadowBox412]

What’s the problem? Why you need a yo-yo in Disneyland? Dude isn’t being targeted. Needs to lose the racial card question.

[@user-yj2xl9hp7z]

also, this is common sense. These people that work security at Disney are weird, smelly, and odd.

[@dkinney8046]

yoyo is a weapon though.

[@klum6047]

Well. he just might knock himself out with that yo-yo! Better not let him keep it cause its not a child's toy!!

[@user-yj2xl9hp7z]

they have this one weird smelly guy that works security. That should not be working security. He is horrific.