Entitled mom cuts the line with her kids, gets called out and kicked off the ride as the crowd cheers: 'Everyone in line clapped'

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Isabella Penn
Jan 9, 2025 5:00 PM EST

Amusement parks are magical. The fried food glistening under fluorescent lights, the towering roller coasters roaring overhead, and the sugary promise of cotton candy melting on your tongue. It's a sensory overload in the best possible way. It's a place where you can temporarily forget adult responsibilities and lean fully into childlike joy. You plan your day with military precision: which rides to hit first, how many churros are socially acceptable to eat in one afternoon, and whether you'll finally win that impossibly large stuffed bear at the ring toss (you won't).

But then… reality sets in. The lines. Oh, the lines. You shuffle forward an inch at a time, sweat pooling under the sun, and your stomach rumbling. You curse past-you for skipping the $100 fast pass because you thought, "How bad could it really be?" Well, now you know—it's bad. You've become one with the zigzagging maze, bonded with strangers over shared suffering, and developed a personal vendetta against line-cutters.

And speaking of line-cutters, this amusement park visitor had an encounter that went from mildly irritating to full-blown villain origin story. Keep scrolling to find out how one bold Disney mom tried to cheat the system, only to get exactly what she deserved.

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    Entitled Disney Mom cuts the line so I get her and her kids kicked off the ride
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    Today, I visited Disney for the first time since I was 9yo. Super fun day, lines longer than I remember but maybe I was just excited back then. My friend and I discovered the single rider lanes and took advantage of that due to the
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    shorter wait times and it did not matter to us to ride separately. As we were waiting in that line, a family of 4 (mom, 2 daughters, and dad) walk through the middle of the line holding hands. Several people are disgruntled and asking what they are doing.
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    Mom claims they forgot something on the ride. They make it to the part of the ride where single riders, fast pass riders, and the original line are all in a similar area. One of the ladies behind me screams "What did you forget?!?" Everyone in
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    the single rider lane is fuming as we all realize she's just waiting to get on the ride with her kids. They get shuffled into the pre- ride movie area before my friend and I. We are shocked no one brought it to any of the staffs. attention. Meanwhile, all the
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    single riders are trauma bonding over this ladies boldness and entitlement. So when my friend and I get shuffled into the pre- ride movie area, I tell one of the staff what the lady and her kids looked like, and what she did. He says, at this point since they are
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    already in the line to board the car, he can't do much. We make it to the car boarding line and low and behold, there's the lady and her two kids! I stop yet another employee and explain the situation. She says
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    she will let someone know but walks in the opposite direction of the rider operators. Then, one of the kids runs up to a man directly behind my friend and I, pulls on his arm and says "Come on Dad!". We turn around and Dad is behind us. He refuses to
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    join his family, probably because he heard everyone in the line complaining about what they did. So everyone starts speaking louder, the whole line. What a terrible example to set for your children. What makes them feel
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    so entitled? Everyone is waiting the same, some people for hours, why do they think they're special? Why lie to get what you want? The whole line is loudly speaking so these people know exactly what we think of them.
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    Dad continues to hang back and let people get in front of him as he hangs his head in shame and his family inches closer to the front of the line. I had enough at that point. I talked to the people in front of me and asked if I could go let
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    the ride operators know what happened because I'll be damned if they are getting on this ride! I ask the people in front of me to let me warn the ride operators and they were all happy the step aside. Mom is blocking the walkway because
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    they are next up. I tap her on her side and say "excuse me" and stare her down. She slides over without a word. I then tell the ride operator "This lady and her two children cut the entire line through the single riders line claiming she forgot something.
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    You can ask anyone in this line." She gives me the most evil, disgusted, shocked glare. I walk back to where my friend was and another woman goes up to the line operator verify my story. Disney Mom is trying to say both of us are lying. Then everyone in
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    line starts yelling and telling the same story, determined not to let her or her kids on the ride. They were eventually escorted out the side door and everyone in line. clapped.
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  • Ah, we love a good dose of karmic justice. There’s nothing more satisfying than receiving a standing ovation for your petty revenge. This hero didn’t just save the line that day. They probably prevented those kids from growing up to become professional line-cutters themselves. A true public service.

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    Phenoepic I bet the entitled mother would be the loudest to complain if someone cut the line in front of her.
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    Revolutionary_Egg870 Sadly, this is what has become of the Disney experience. It's no longer a day of leisure but of battle. You were exactly right to do what you did and I applaud you, but coming away from a day at the parks as a champion of crowd control is hardly what Walt had in mind.
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    theDagman The entitled woman and her children should have been ejected from the park entirely. Tickets revoked and thrown out.
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    FLVoiceOfReason Fantastic result! Thank you for your persistence in making the entitled family face Disney justice!
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    Cloudy Web1228 Trauma bonding
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