Family brawls at Disneyland
as children watch
Posted By: M2, 7/8/2019 2:49:45 PM
A Disneyland guest recorded a violent brawl that broke out between family members at Disneyland on Sunday. The video, dated July 6, 2019, shows at least two men and two women involved in the fight at Mickey’s Toontown, with others trying to intervene and stop the altercation. Children, along with other park guests, witnessed the fight. At one point a woman involved in the altercation could be seen hobbling out of her motorized chair and falling.Another woman could be seen spitting in a man’s face. He then punched her in retaliation. The people involved in the fight were immediately escorted out of the park, a Disneyland official told KTLA
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