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Julie Tremaine

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  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
  • Theme Parks Editor, SFGate
  • None, Freelance (Forbes, MSN, CNN Travel, AOL, SFGate, Houston Chronicle, Boston.com)
Los Angeles, Providence
As seen in: SFGate, CNN Travel, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Malaysia, MSN Philippines, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Forbes, Yahoo Canada and
Travel & food writer. Theme parks editor for @sfgate. @SATW & @ASJAhq member | Repped by Chalberg & Sussman

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Disneyland cracks down as more guests stand up on rides

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By Julie Tremaine Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
It's an unfortunate truth of going to Disneyland: If there's a way to do something stupid and dangerous, someone will usually find it. People get in fistfights in lines (over clashes about line-skipping, no less). They take drugs, strip naked and cause huge spectacles and ride shutdowns - like the in-the-buff man who trampled through the ride scenes of "it's a small world" in 2023, or the one who stripped down and climbed the facade of Tiana's Palace in 2025.
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Disneyland cracks down as more guests stand up on rides

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By Julie Tremaine Verified
| SFGate Verified
It's an unfortunate truth of going to Disneyland: If there's a way to do something stupid and dangerous, someone will usually find it. People get in fistfights in lines (over clashes about line-skipping, no less). They take drugs, strip naked and cause huge spectacles and ride shutdowns - like the in-the-buff man who trampled through the ride scenes of "it's a small world" in 2023, or the one who stripped down and climbed the facade of Tiana's Palace in 2025.
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Disneyland postpones new 'Avatar' land amid fans' tepid response

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By Julie Tremaine Verified
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
At last week's Experiences Showcase, there was an elephant in the room - or rather, a flying banshee. In the midst of all the updates and announcements Disney made about upcoming changes to its parks, there was one conspicuous absence: Disneyland's new "Avatar" experience, which has been the main topic of conversation when it comes to the park's upcoming changes and additions for the past two years, wasn't mentioned once.
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