Yes, selfie sticks remain strictly prohibited at all Disney theme parks worldwide, including Disneyland Resort in California and Walt Disney World in Florida. This ban was implemented in 2015 and has been rigorously enforced ever since due to significant safety concerns. The primary issue was that guests were extending the sticks on rides (like Big Thunder Mountain or Space Mountain), posing a danger to the ride mechanics, other passengers, and the guests themselves if the stick were to hit a support structure at high speed. Additionally, the sticks were found to be a nuisance in crowded areas, frequently obstructing the view of other guests during parades and fireworks shows. When you go through the security screening at the park entrance (which now uses advanced "Evolv" scanners), a selfie stick will be flagged immediately. Security will give you the option to either take the stick back to your car or hotel, or "surrender" it to be disposed of; they generally do not hold them for you at the front gate. Handheld "gimbals" or small handles that do not extend are usually permitted, but anything that telescopes out is a guaranteed "no-go" in the Disney parks.