Gay
Day at Disney exposes
thousands of children to
lifestyle, please send your
email
How
would you feel if you
entered the Magic Kingdom
anticipating a normal day of
fun with your family only to
witness thousands of
same-sex couples holding
hands, hugging, kissing and
wearing tee-shirts that
promoted their lifestyle?
Every year since 1991 Disney
World in Orlando Florida has
allowed thousands of
homosexuals, lesbians and
trans-genders to hold a
coming out party in the
Magic Kingdom on the
first Saturday of
June.
The first Saturday in June
is typically the first
Saturday during the summer
break from school when tens
of thousands (10,000s) of
children are in the theme
park.
A Florida Family Association
team has attended Gay Day at
Disney for many years to
witness the event and public
reaction. It appears from
the behavior of Gay Day
patrons that they were more
intent on being seen rather
than seeing Disney World.
"We
need to be seen in the heart
of America's playground."
A Gay Day Patron told the
FFA photographer.
Many Gay Day patrons wore
shirts that promoted
homosexuality (top left
photo), kissed, hugged and
groped in very public places
(bottom left photo) and
dressed in drag (bottom
right photo) all to the
curiosity of tens of
thousands of children (top
right photo).
The event has been very
offensive to the general
public. We witnessed
thousands of people who
entered through the train
station at the main entrance
to the theme park, who saw
the large gathering of Gay
Day patrons and turned
around and left the
park. Our team took
numerous pictures of
offended guests. One man
with a family of fourteen
from Brazil furiously sought
out Disney personnel who
promptly gave him a handful
of free passes. One of
those Disney officials
informed us that they gave
out 3,000 free passes just
in the first two hours of
the event.
Why would Disney allow Gay
Day to take place during
regular operating hours at
the expense of offending
tens of thousands of
unsuspecting guests when
they require other special
events to be held after
normal operating hours?
Disney requires special
events like Grad Night and
Night of Joy to be held
after the Magic Kingdom's
regular operating hours.
Disney does this to avoid
having a large group of
likeminded people in the
park at the same time with
regular patrons who expect a
normal day at the Magic
Kingdom.
Florida Family Association
has asked Disney officials
to require Gay Day to be
held after hours, like Grad
Night or Night of Joy, to
avoid offending unsuspecting
families who traveled
thousands of miles expecting
a normal day.
We have prepared an email
for you to send to encourage
Disney officials to require
Gay Day to be held after
regular operating hours.
To send your email,
please click the following
link. This will open the
email in your email
browser. Make any changes
that you would like,
then click the send button
on your email browser.
Please click
here to send your email to
Robert Iger, Disney CEO and
other Disney officials.
If your email browser has
difficulty sending the above
email,
please copy and paste the
following email addresses,
subject line and message (or
write your own) into your
email browser and send to:
robert.a.iger@disney.com
Robert A. (Bob) Iger,
President, CEO
Tom.Staggs@disney.com
Thomas O. (Tom) Staggs, SEVP
and CFO
marsha.reed@disney.com
Marsha Reed, VP
Suggested Subject Line:
Please require future Gay
Days to be held after hours
like other special events
Suggested Email Message:
Please change your policy to
protect unsuspecting
families and children from
being forced as a captive
audience to witness future
Gay Days at the Magic
Kingdom.
We have learned the presence
of Gay Day patrons is so
obvious that thousands of
regular patrons have asked
for return passes or left
the park in prior years.
Since 1991, tens of
thousands of families with
children have been forced to
either endure Gay Day or
otherwise abandon their once
in a lifetime plans to visit
the Magic Kingdom.
As a private property owner
in the State of Florida,
Disney World certainly has
the right to adopt and
enforce company policy that
would do a better job at
protecting thousands of
children from being forced
to watch the revelry of Gay
Day patrons. You do it for
Grad Night. You do it for
Night of Joy. You can do it
for Gay Day.
Please stop this offensive
event from occurring in the
midst of thousand of
children by requiring that
it be held after regular
operating hours when
thousands of children will
not be in the park. Thank
you.
The Walt Disney Company
500 S. Buena Vista St.
Burbank, CA 91521-9722
Phone: 818-560-1000
Fax: 818-560-1930
