<body><div>A woman was arrested while visiting Disneyland Resort as theme park goers watched on in amazement.The woman was forced from California Adventure Park in Anaheim, Orange County, after reportedly failing to show ID to peace officers inside the park. The Anaheim Police Department said she was taken into custody and cited for obstructing a peace officer for refusing to provide identification.Disneyland officials told KTLA the woman was allegedly attempting to bring her children into the park for free and did not have valid tickets for them. Police alleged the woman did not co-operate with staff, and the Anaheim Police Department later became involved.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1amI7X_0vjnNhfg00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1amI7X_0vjnNhfg00" width="310" height="465" ><figcaption>Police said the woman is also suspected of attempting the same thing previously in an alleged ploy to flout their age and ticketing rules ( Image: TikTok)</figcaption></figure>Police said the woman is also suspected of attempting the same thing previously in an alleged ploy to flout their age and ticketing rules. Disneyland allows children under the age of 3 to visit Disneyland or Disney California Adventure for free if they are accompanying a guest with a valid park ticket and theme park reservation. A video of the arrest circled on social media showing the woman being escorted from the park with two crying children by her side. Many viewers slammed security officials as the children appeared distressed. One viewer said: "The fact that no one‘s helping the girls and people just staring and recording these police don’t care about children." Another added: "Breaks my heart cause they’re gonna have a bad memory from Disneyland pobres bebés they just went to have fun"Another supported Disney's decision to involve police, saying: "Everyone saying Disney is wrong for this… uhhh sorry but play stupid games win stupid prizes. That’s on HER.. and it’s not her first time trying to do this type of thing. So… MOM DO BETTER."Another added: "This mom is wrong for letting her girls stress out… she needed to get to their level &amp; say it’s ok we are going to talk .SHE IS THE DRAMA"Last year Disney cracked down on visitors attempting to flout ticket-buying rules. The company shared the news on Tuesday that guests found to have made false statements in order to obtain Disability Access Services (DAS) at their parks will be permanently banned from the so-called Happiest Place on Earth. In a statement on its website, Disney shared just how serious it was about people misusing the DAS scheme, which allows those with disabilities to enjoy the rides without having to stand in queues for long periods of time.“If it is determined that any of the statements a Guest made in the process of obtaining DAS are not true, the Guest will be permanently barred from entering the Walt Disney World Resort and the Disneyland Resort,” the Disney website declares.It elaborates, warning “any previously purchased Annual Passes, Magic Key passes, tickets and other park products and services” belonging to customers found to have seemingly lied about their disabilities “will be forfeited and not refunded.”DAS is a free accessibility measure that allows those with disabilities and access needs to get a return time for attractions rather than wait in a standard line. Prior to these changes, DAS was described as a scheme “guests who have difficulty tolerating extended waits in a conventional queue environment due to a disability.”Programs like this help people with access needs have equal opportunities to enjoy amusement parks and tourist attractions. Anyone already under the DAS will have to re-apply for the service, under the new considerations.</div></body>

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Woman arrested inside Disneyland park after 'trying to sneak children in for free'

A woman was arrested while visiting Disneyland Resort as theme park goers watched on in amazement. The woman was forced from California Adventure Park in Anaheim, Orange County, after reportedly failing to show ID to peace officers inside the park. The Anaheim Police Department said she was taken into custody and cited for obstructing a peace officer for refusing to provide identification.