Disneyland Warns Not to Stand up on Its Log-Flume Ride or Risk Getting Booted From the Park

Disneyland Warns Not To Stand Up During Log Ride, Violators Will Be Kicked Out

There's a new way out of "The Happiest Place on Earth" ... Disneyland is warning guests they will be kicked out of the park if they stand up on the famous log-flume ride ... with new warnings going up after…

Disneyland warns not to stand up on its log-flume ride or risk getting booted from the park

A 13-year-old boy fell off the Tiana's Bayou Adventure ride about two months ago. Now Disneyland has added signs, warning guests that they will be removed from the park if they stand up while on the log-flume ride.

Disneyland warns guests of park removal after boy’s dangerous stunt on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure

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Disneyland Issues New "Zero Tolerance" Policy as 'Last Effort' to Save Tiana's Ride

Disneyland has already tried warnings. Cast members have stopped the attraction. Security has reportedly stepped in. Yet riders have continued creating dangerous situations aboard Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Now, Disney is making its strongest move yet. As Inside the Magic has covered, Disneyland has installed 12 new safety signs around Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, mostly throughout the attraction’s queues. These warnings come after several incidents i…

Disneyland threatens guests with park removal after young boy’s dangerous act

Disneyland has added 12 new warning signs to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure after incidents involving riders attempting to leave their logs during the ride.

Disneyland Takes Last-Ditch Action to Prevent Major Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Changes

Disneyland has made its warning to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure riders stronger than ever, and there may not be many options left if guests continue ignoring it. Twelve new safety signs have appeared around the attraction, primarily throughout its queues. They arrive after several incidents involving children standing up or climbing out of ride vehicles while Tiana’s Bayou Adventure was operating. However, the number of signs is only part of the stor…