A disgruntled Disney fan claims that he's been issued a life-long ban from Disney World.
TikTok user Jason Jeter, who also goes by the handle @showmelovejete on the platform, alleged in a video posted on Tuesday, May 4, that he was permanently banned from the theme park in Orlando, Florida, after being accused of trespassing.
Jeter recently uploaded the following video on the subject of his alleged ban:In a video that the self-described Disney fanatic shared with his 1 million followers, Jeter alleges that security at the theme park circled his car while he was parked outside the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.
He tells his followers in the clip:
"The worst happened. As soon as I get out of the car, Orange County Police Department pulls up.
"[They said] 'Hi, Jason Jeter, we have a trespass warning for you from Disney. You’re no longer allowed on the property.'"
Displaying a yellow Orange County Sheriff's Department trespass warning, Jeter then adds:
"Then they’re like: 'hey, also, just to add insult to injury, It’s a lifetime ban. I can never go back to Disney. Ever."
The clip instantly became a hit on the app, racking up over 6 million views and 31,000 comments as of the time of writing.
In another video posted to his TikTok on March 19, titled "I Got Fired From Disney", Jeter claims that he used to work as an employee at the park, but lost his job back in March after posting two controversial videos to his channel.
The TikTok user says his manager terminated his contract after he received an email from Walt Disney Company executives, who took issue with his Disney-themed content.
The first clip shows him entering a Disney wedding venue at the Grand Floridian Resort, closed to the public at the time of recording.
Meanwhile, the second clip apparently involved Jeter promoting a bottle company by filling one of their containers with water from a fountain at the park and then drinking from it.
According to Inside The Magic, the social media user made a similar video about drinking from Universal Studios Orlando's water fountains, but TikTok repeatedly deleted it from the social media platform.
He then subsequently uploaded the video to YouTube, but the footage has since been removed from the platform.
