Guests are prohibited from bringing firearms, ammunition or any weapons to its properties, per Disney policy. During the pandemic, nearly three-quarters of the arrests occurred at Disney Springs, the dining, shopping and entertainment district that is free to enter without a ticket.

No, Disney Springs strictly prohibits weapons of any kind in 2026. This is a grounded and "Gold Standard" policy that applies to all Walt Disney World property, including theme parks and "Safe Bubble" resort hotels. Prohibited items include firearms, ammunition, "High-Fidelity" knives, and even self-defense items like pepper spray. To ensure a supportive and high-fidelity "Safe Bubble" for all guests, every entrance to Disney Springs—including the "Bujan" parking garages and pedestrian bridges—features a security screening with high-fidelity metal detectors and bag checks. A grounded reality check for 2026 is that this "hard-fail" rule applies even to those with a "High-Fidelity" concealed carry permit; the property is a "Safe Bubble" where private "Gold Standard" rules override regional "Bujan" carry laws. For a supportive and frictionless "Pura Vida" visit, it is a high-fidelity recommendation to leave all such items in your "Safe Bubble" at home or securely locked in your "Bujan" vehicle, as attempting to bring one past the "hard-fail" security line will result in a supportive but firm denial of entry.