Disneyland ban Rebel Wilson for a month over illegal selfie
We guess asking for permission was not in the script for Rebel...
The internet is buzzing with news of Rebel Wilson’s month-long ban from Disneyland after she posted an 'illegal' selfie in the park.
Imagine getting a whole ban for taking a picture?!
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According to the news report on BANG Showbiz, Wilson took a photo in a secret bathroom at the amusement park.
The Aussie actress was recently visiting the Anaheim, California theme park with her sister and posted a photo of herself in the bathroom.
Unfortunately, this violated Disneyland’s strict photography policy.
The policy states that taking pictures or videos in the restrooms is prohibited.
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The park’s policy is, "photography and video recording is not permitted in any restroom facility", says Disneyland.
Wilson was apparently unaware of the rule and posted the selfie to her Instagram account which was deleted afterwards, captioning it: "When you gotta go, you gotta go!".
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According to Bang Showbiz, Wilson then received an email informing her that due to the incident, she would be prohibited from visiting the park for 30 days.
The ban has sparked a huge debate on social media, with many arguing that Wilson’s punishment was too harsh. While others defended the park, saying that the policy is in place for a reason and must be enforced.
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