Anyone on the Internet can discover what goes on in “Cast Members Only” zones. Whether dumb or daring, these efforts satisfy our curiosity. serve as ground zero for the unique community of theme park enthusiasts interested in seeing the parks from a completely different perspective.” Image: Matt Sonswa Matt Sonswa, the Youtuber, shoots behind-the-scenes footage of the parks and tells stories of escaping law enforcement on Disney property. Urban Explorers at Walt Disney Worldįor a small handful of urban explorers (or U.E.’s), the risk of a lifetime ban is not only a worthwhile stunt but one worth sharing online. NOTE: Theme Park Tourist does not condone the act of Urban Exploring at Walt Disney World in any way. For most parkgoers, there is no reason to enter these backstages and risk a lifetime ban from the resort. Disney parks make billions of dollars annually operating their parks while maintaining this boundary. Most people would prefer to visit the Magic Kingdom without the risk of being banned from the parks-– and Disney wants to keep it that way. Sure, we know that anything behind those doors is infinitely less interesting than the fun of being inside a Disney park, but still, we wonder- what goes on back there? Image: u/Collinhead, /r/disneyland We’ve all spotted them, perched away in unimportant corners or placed on fences blocking an attraction refurbishment, these barriers represent an invisible separation between the “magic” and the mechanism. It’s hard not to wonder what happens behind those “Cast Members Only” doors scattered around the Disney parks.
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