Was Vitali escorted out of Disneyland while live-streaming the “Sting” video? what we know

During a previous Kick livestream, Vitali exposed inappropriate behavior by a Disneyland employee and was escorted out of Disneyland and warned not to return.

But so far, there has been no official statement disneyland or law enforcement has substantiated the specific allegations made in the viral clip. Ht.com cannot verify the authenticity of this video.

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Vitaly faced the so-called disneyland The video begins with an employee sitting with a “16-year-old” who appears to be a member of Vitali’s crew. Vitali and his men surrounded the employee and said, “We just want to have a nice talk with you, don’t make a scene, what’s going on?”

In the next scene, another Disneyland employee tells Vitali and his staff that they are trespassing and directs them away while the accused employee walks away. “If you go back to the hotel you will be arrested,” another staff member said.

Disneyland then allegedly kicked Vitali and his group out, called the police, and banned them from trespassing.

As he left the park, Vitali could be heard screaming at other Disneyland workers, “Why should we leave the park when you support pedophiles. He works here. This is your coworker.”

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His actions have led to multiple arrests and legal problems in different countries in recent years. Notably, he was detained in the Philippines in 2025 for harassment-related crimes and was deported to Russia after serving his sentence.

During his infamous live broadcast, they are crucial Alleged harassment of Filipino security personnel. “Vitaly committed multiple destructive and inappropriate acts, including trying to kiss and grab him (the security guard), trying to seize his military-style firearm, photographing him without consent, mocking other security guards, and vlogging on a vlog without BGC’s permission,” Philippine Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said at a news conference.