Fight breaks out in line for Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland, police say


Chaos at Disneyland: Guests Clash in Line for Indiana Jones Adventure, Say Police

An incident unfolded at Disneyland last week when a man was injured in an altercation, while the individual responsible for the attack remains at large, as confirmed by the Anaheim Police.

The confrontation erupted in the line for the Indiana Jones Adventure ride on the afternoon of December 30. According to police reports, tensions rose when one group attempted to bypass another as they waited for their turn on the ride, leading to a heated argument that quickly turned physical.

Authorities have stated that the injured man received first aid on the scene and opted to continue enjoying the park with his family despite the incident. The aggressor, however, managed to flee the scene and has yet to be apprehended.

The Anaheim Police Department is actively pursuing leads to locate the individual who fled. A spokesperson from the department noted that such disturbances are not common within the park, underscoring that Disneyland typically maintains a secure and family-friendly environment.

A man who was injured received first aid and remained in the park with his family for the rest of the day. The other person involved in the fight fled and hasn’t been found, officials said.

Detectives are following up on leads and trying to find the person who fled. A police spokesperson emphasized that this type of incident isn’t a regular occurrence at the park.

On a Reddit thread, a person who claimed to be the wife of the man who was attacked said he didn’t fight back because he didn’t want to risk his family getting removed from the park. She said her husband got stitches, “a wicked shiner” and new clothes courtesy of Disneyland employees.

Anyone with information or video is asked to contact the Anaheim Police Department.

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