One man is no longer welcome at the Happiest Place on Earth after he hung a banner above the Magic Kingdom's Main Street U.S.A. that promoted the re-election of President Donald Trump.
The man made his political statement to dozens of guests in the park on Sunday by displaying a 15-foot banner above the entryway to the train station on Main Street U.S.A. that read: "Re-Elect Donald J. Trump. Keep America Great. 2020."
The man, identified as Dion Cini, posted video to Facebook of him holding up the banner. Some people can be heard cheering Cini's banner, while others audibly boo.
“We got it, baby, we got it. Trump 2020, baby! Live at Disney World,” Cini can be heard saying in the video. “I have a feeling that security is coming soon.”
The banner was up for a minute or two before a Disney cast member came along and asked him to take it down.
According to WDBO, the stunt got Cini banned from Disney's parks and his annual pass to the theme park that he's had for nearly 25 years was revoked by the theme park company.
Disney World's website lists prohibited items and activities in its parks, which include demonstrations like Cini's.
"Unauthorized events, demonstrations or speeches, or the usage of any flag, banner or sign for commercial purposes, or to incite a crowd," Disney's website reads.
This isn't the first time Disney's Magic Kingdom has had to deal with Trump supporters. Last year, a man shouted "lock him up" at the animatronic Trump on display in the Hall of Presidents attraction.