At Disneyland Resort, the policy regarding selfie sticks and tripods is very specific and strictly enforced at all security checkpoints. Selfie sticks and any hand-held extension poles for cameras or mobile devices are strictly prohibited inside the theme parks. This ban was implemented several years ago due to safety concerns, particularly on attractions where extended poles could interfere with ride mechanisms or endanger other guests. However, small tripods and "monopod" stands that can fit inside a standard backpack and do not extend are generally allowed, provided they are not used as an extension pole. If a tripod has an extendable neck or legs that allow it to function like a selfie stick, it will likely be confiscated or you will be asked to return it to your vehicle. In 2026, security staff are particularly vigilant about "vlogging rigs" that might obstruct walkways or guest flow. If you need a stable shot, it is best to use a compact, non-extending grip or a small "gorilla-pod" that remains under the size limit and is never used to extend the camera away from your body during a ride or in crowded areas.