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Santa Now A “Disney Character”
December 18, 2006 1:06 pm


The BBC reports that at DisneyWorld in Florida, park officials told a man that he would have to leave the park if he didn’t stop looking so much like Santa Claus. He was then told by a park official that, “Santa was considered a Disney character.” I love this part of the article:

Mr Worley took off his red hat and red shirt but said: “I look this way 24/7, 365 days a year. This is me.”

Even after bowing to the request to alter his appearance, Mr Worley,from Tampa, said children continued to ask if he was Santa.

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