Kourtney, Kylie, Khloe, and Kim have been spotted regularly at Disneyland. During some Disneyland trips, Disney guests are outraged over the Kardashians taking over attractions or shutting down attractions for hours. Guests have even spotted them breaking the rules by bringing stroller wagons into the parks.

The Kardashians have a significant business relationship with Disney through their multi-year deal with Hulu, which is a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. After their original show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, ended on the E! network, the family moved their entire media presence to Disney-owned platforms with the launch of the series "The Kardashians" in 2022. In 2026, this partnership has expanded, with Hulu securing the domestic streaming rights to the entire 20-season back-catalog of the original E! series, making Disney the central "hub" for all things Kardashian. Additionally, the family members are frequent and highly visible guests at Disneyland and Disney World, where their visits often spark social media controversy regarding "VIP" treatment, such as the infamous 2022 incident where they were seen skipping lines or having entire rides (like the Mad Tea Party) closed off for their private use, which led to a public debate about park etiquette and "pay-to-play" access.