Can you vlog at Disney theme parks? You can vlog and record video on Disney properties as long as it is for personal use (not commercial) and you don't use anything that could be considered a selfie stick for your camera. That being said, here are a few tips for capturing your experience at the happiest place on earth.

Yes, vlogging is permitted at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, provided it is for personal, non-commercial use. Disney generally encourages guests to capture their memories; however, there are strict rules regarding equipment and conduct to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors. Selfie sticks and hand-held extension poles have been strictly banned since 2015 due to safety concerns on rides. Additionally, tripods and monopods must be compact enough to fit inside a standard backpack and cannot extend over 6 feet (182 cm). Professional equipment, such as external lighting setups or large microphones, may be flagged by security, as they suggest a commercial production which requires prior permits. Content creators are also expected to be respectful of other guests' privacy, especially in crowded queues or dining areas, and "on-ride" vlogging is often restricted or prohibited on certain high-speed attractions where loose items pose a risk. In 2026, live streaming is also allowed but must not disrupt the flow of traffic or the experience of others.