Entitled teenagers cut the line at Disneyland ride, only to be kicked out of the ride by Disney worker after a dad in line calls them out: ‘Head to the back of the line and wait like everyone else’

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
Sep 20, 2025 8:00 PM EDT

There is no line in the world that people don't try to cut in one way or another–in grocery stores, banks, theme parks, and even in traffic jams. People will always try to avoid the waiting of it all. They are too busy, too important, to wait like the rest of us, the peasants who follow the rules.

The question is, when you see someone cutting in line, what do you do? Do you keep quiet and let them get away with it, or do you confront them and put them in their place (which is hopefully in the back of the line, where they should be)?

The dad in the story below initially kept quiet and allowed a group of three teenagers to cut him and his family in line for a Disney ride. After all, they were meeting their friends there, which could have been excusable. But when another part of that group of teenagers cut the line right at the front of the ride, this dad was no longer willing to let that slide.

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  • The confrontation forced the Disney worker to get involved, so keep scrolling to read the full story and find out what happened next.

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    "These girls had cut the entire line" MOTOCUBA LIBRE CARNA STOLICHE MOSCON MULE
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    Entitled teenagers cut the line at Disney Land

    About two weeks ago my large family took a trip to Disney Land. About 22 of us in total.
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    My wife and I have three young children who aren't big enough to ride all the rides but fortunately, given our group size, some adults could stay with them while we got to ride some other the larger and more popular rides.
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    So it was our turn to ride the Smugglers run in Star Wars and the wait time was manageable (45 mins).
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    About half way into it, three young teenage girls walked passed us, one was on her phone and the other two smiling and drinking their drinks.
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    They at least had the decency to say "excuse me." They hopped a couple of barriers and met up with some friends that I assumed were the ones the girl was on the phone with.
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    Eh no big deal, doesn't bother me. Out of sight out of mind. Now my wife and I are near the front of the line and part of the next group to get on the ride.
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    The doors open and its finally our turn. As we're literally about to walk on, THREE more girls show up and say excuse me and walk right past us into the waiting area.
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    The Disney worker ask them "how many are in your group?" One girl says 3, another says 6, and another is just smiling and drinking her drink.
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    I put the pieces together and realize they were part of the other group of teenagers (similar high school mascot shirts) who cut the line and were looking to meet up with them.
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    But, that group had already got on the ride. These girls had cut the entire line and were about to take the last available seats!
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    After waiting for 45 mins and getting cut in front of at the last possible moment I was not going to let it slide.
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    I spoke up and said "wow you girls cut the entire line and expect us to be cool with that?" The Disney worker looks at me and then at my wife and she explains to her that the girls cut the entire line and it wasn't fair to everyone else who had been patiently waiting.
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    Long queue of people waiting in line
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    After hearing that information the worker calmly looked at them and told them they needed to leave and head to the back of the line and wait like everyone else.
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    She then waved my wife and I in. It was a small victory but I was glad to see those grins wiped off their faces.
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    The ride was awesome, I highly recommend.
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    Noobird Always call them out.
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    OP LordWingManny Always! If you don't speak up for yourself, don't expect anyone else to.
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    alyxblythe Ive done something similar. Waiting in line for a horror attraction, this group of people is in front of us, a couple people cut in line with them, whatever. But then they just. Keep. Coming. So I say "seriously?" And an older male of the group let me and the person I was with 'skip' them
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    OP LordWingManny Good for you! I've always made it a point to say something. When I was younger we would show up early for concerts and wait in line to get closer to the front. Some people in front of us did something similar to your situation and I called them out on it. Almost became a big issue till one of my buddies, who's 6'4" and built like an Ox, got them to see the error of their ways did they leave.
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    Moopigpie I just don't understand why anyone would go to Disneyland, much less fight with teenagers to ride the rides.
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    OP LordWingManny I don't doubt you have a hard time understanding things.
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    Goddessviking86 Good for you calling them out and the staff took care of them
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    Forward_Deer9230 I'm glad you stood up for yourselves, OP. But I am not happy about the reaction from the Disney folks. Forgive me if this sounds like an old man rant, but back in my day growing up in Dallas (Gen X, 1980's), Six Flags Over Texas used to have signs all over the park warning that "Line jumping will result in immediate removal from the park." So now, all they do is tell them to go to the back of the line? As if! What they were really saying was, "Go back and try again."
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    BWayOlyGal8 Good for you. When I take students on school trips to theme parks, I specifically lay down the law on holding spots for others and cutting lines. Like I put the fear of all things in them about this. Drives me nuts. Holding a spot for one friend going to the bathroom is way different than multiple people jumping into the line. Just ride.
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    Defiant_Ingenuity_55 Disney use to kick people out for that.
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