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Rainbow flags and light displays still cover the city, Orlando Pride transforms the entire city and everybody has come together, united – providing that love will always prevail.Ĭome discover for yourself the rich and vibrant culture of Gay Orlando – Honour the Pulse victims and help Orlando heal through the power of dance. Keep Dancing Orlando!Īre you relocating? This guide will help travelers discover the queerer side of the city. Orlandians stood together in the wake of the Pulse nightclub tragedy, and today the community is strong and the region more committed to inclusiveness and diversity than ever before. He noted that even Disney had to tell the group to stop doing that.The legendary Parliament House, Disney Gay Day’s and the annual Come Out With Pride events are some of the highlights of Gay Orlando, but there is also plenty of modern dining, live music, and gay events! Add to this the legendary theme parks and affordable travel options to get here and you will understand why Orlando is the number one travel destination in the USA and a growing gay destination holiday location. “You have to understand that it is the activity that is going on, the kissing, the inappropriate dress, the immodest and purposely provocative cross-dressing that goes on at the park.”ĭuring the second year of Gay Days at Disney, according to FFA’s Caton, there were 1,800 transvestites dressed up in drag. “It’s not just the fact that it’s gay,” asserted Stemberger. The Florida pro-family leader said hundreds if not thousands of Disney park goers have unsuspectingly visited during the Gay Days and were offended and left without a refund. They don’t have to do it during the day … where there are thousands of children around that have to be exposed to this behavior.” “Or they can just close the whole thing off and do it in the evening and let them have unbridled debauchery. Why not do it with a theme park?” questioned Stemberger. The issue is why doesn’t Disney warn the parents and say this is Gay Day? We do that with movies, we do that with records. “No one is saying they don’t have a right to do it. “The only problem is 95 percent of the IPs are from out-of-state, so there is no way they could have possibly seen the banner, let alone got into the park to attend the event.”įor Stemberger, his problem with Gay Days at Disney is how attendees “flaunt” their sexuality when children are around, and that Disney allows the event to take place during normal business hours when other groups have to come in after hours to hold their events. “They are sending us emails saying, ‘thank you, we didn’t know that this was going on, or that we forgot and we packed our families and went to Disney World,’” said Caton. Gay rights advocates have tried to push back, the FFA director claims, by trying to trick the Christian pro-family group into thinking that they are actually helping their opponents. “There was a definite, drastic reduction of mainstream families there,” maintained Caton, whose team went to Magic Kingdom to assess the turnout. But this was the first year they took to the sky to warn about it.Ĭaton claims that the group’s banner approach led to an estimated 50 to 60 percent reduction in the number of mainstream families that came to the park on Saturday. The Florida Family Association, no relations to FFPC, chartered an aircraft to pull two seven-foot high banners – one on Friday and one on Saturday – above the Disney World area to warn potential park goers that attendees of Gay Pride Days would visit the Magic Kingdom on June 4.Ībout 15,000 gay attendees entered the Disney park on Saturday compared to the normal level of 30,000 children and their parents.ĭavid Caton, executive director of Florida Family Association, told CP that members of his staff have been at Disney World during Gay Days for 18 of the 21 years that the event has occurred. It has never been done before and I think it’s very appropriate in light of the very inappropriate nature that was going on at the time,” said John Stemberger, president of the Florida Family Policy Council, to The Christian Post on Monday. The aircraft-flown banner that warned people about Gay Pride Days at Disney World was “brilliant,” said the head of a Florida family group.