Disney Irish
Premium Member
Just pointing out that the powers that be that run both the Parks and the company, the people that actually make the decisions, are not actually childless.
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Avengers Campus: Food, Entertainment, M&G, Environment Updates
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Professortango1
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What is this sex joke you are referring to with the Deadpool show? And the F bomb you keep mentioning?
mickEblu
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Last night I saw a clip of him saying "he was begging on his knees" in a suggestive way.
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TrainsOfDisney
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“Who’s ears did I have to wear to get this show”
“I spent a lot of time on my knees….. begging for this show”
“It’s the FCU… could leave a letter out there”
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Its references that go over most kids heads, just like most humor in cartoons aimed at adults.
the_rich
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Literally nothing wrong with any of those.
Architectural Guinea Pig
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Professortango1
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I think all of those are fine for a theme park show. Especially one themed to characters who punch and kill one another when they have conflict. Superheroes are for teens and up and these jokes are fine for that intended audience.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Yep, and since they are one-liners they go over the heads of anyone younger.
EricsBiscuit
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It’s disgusting that Disney would allow this into their parks. Walt wanted a place that was fun for the whole family. Where he could bring his daughter for a fun time together. Adult jokes like that are not wholesome or family fun in any way. It should immediately be removed and Disney should issue an apology to any families present.
Architectural Guinea Pig
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- In the Parks
- No
But children don't know that they're adult jokes right? None of the jokes are inherently explicit at all. Everyone can have plenty of fun time listening to Spider-Man telling a funny version of a famous story or literally just being a superhero. What's wrong with that?
mickEblu
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My problem with it is that you’ll have 11,12 and 13 year olds that will understand some of those jokes and it makes me sad they’ll view the parks as a place that finds that sort of humor acceptable. Disneyland to me was always a wholesome, whimsical escape from the real world. It’s sad to see that get chipped away at.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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As noted above. Those jokes. Not Disney/family friendly/suitable for all ages. Sad.
Pretty much covers it.
Pretty much covers it.
Professortango1
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Oh wow, I didn't realize the ire was real. I had assumed that this outrage was purposefully hyperbolic for comedic effect.
And all of the rides are not family friendly/suitable for all ages. Why is that different?