Entitled Disney adult falsely accuses woman of cutting the line at Disneyland, cast member steps in to defend her: 'She has been here the entire time!'

The only thing more frightening than the thought of becoming a Disney adult is having to argue with one at Disneyland. This brave soul found herself in the midst of a tense argument while waiting in line to meet Jack Skeleton during a Halloween-themed event. The author had been waiting in line for the past 30 minutes, but when the people in front of her gave up and left, suddenly, the Disney adult behind the author threw a tantrum, accusing the author of cutting when she simply hadn't. 

I wish I could say that the situation quickly resolved itself and everyone went back to behaving themselves. Unfortunately, that's not how conflicts with Disney adults go. Look, I am all for people having a passion at any stage of their lives. However, one's passion should never surpass basic human decency. People like this Disney adult are sadly too far gone and are therefore nearly impossible to reason with when it comes to practical matters. After all, they are not practical people!

This situation ended up escalating to the point that other folks in line stepped in, as did multiple cast members (including one who actually knew what she was talking about). Obviously, if the Disney adult had been a reasonable human, none of this would have happened. Even if she didn't believe the author when she claimed she didn't cut, a reasonable person would have just quietly sulked and been shady. Instead, she had a full-blown meltdown. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the subsequent fallout!

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