Camilla De Pandis has over 1.6 million followers on Instagram. On Instagram it exceeds 700,000. She is 20 years old and one creator. One of those who, judging by the AgCom numbers, could be included in the new register of relevant influencers. Looking at the videos posted on YouTube the package seems quite enough standard. Vlogs, a podcast with guests, couples vacations, group vacations and various commentaries.
In recent days, however, one has opened discreet discussion under one of his videos. The last series delivered to his parents 169,000 members on the platform focuses on a trip to the United States. In a video published on October 29th Camilla De Pandis films herself together with a group of boys visit him Universal Studio Orlandoone of the most amusement parks known in the United States.
Here’s the problem. In the vlog, De Pandis shows how he organizes himself with the other kids to skip the queue. The group decides to try the Attractions Assistance Pass for Guests, also called Disability Pass. In practice it is a pass dedicated to the most vulnerable visitors to allow them to skip the queue and access the attractions first. Each pass also grants access to five companions. The group of De Pandis it is made by 12 people: they are needed 2 passes.
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How Orlando’s Disability Pass works
Reading the official guidelines it’s quite simple understand the dynamics. The Pass has very broad criteria. It is valid for both physical disabilities than for cognitive ones, but is also dedicated to those who suffer from states of anxiety. Tickets for Studios they go to them 80 to 139 dollars depending on the attractions. If you read the directions, the process for accessing the pass is quite simple. The costs of Express Passespasses to skip the line start from 120 dollars. The Disability Pass instead it is free.
Camilla De Pandis’ response
The clips regarding the pass have been removed from De Pandis’ videos. They survive, of course, on TikTok where some users began reposting the clips. To tell the truth, although the video is a few days old, the criticism surrounding the gimmick of De Pandis they only arrived in the last few days.
This is the response reported by Webboh: “We made a mistake in making the pass to skip the queue and I admit it and I’m sorry, but I certainly didn’t make fun of the children with Down syndrome also because there is no logical connection and no one mentioned disability to make fun of, it was done with immaturity taken from the moment and I’m sorry about this, in fact I removed that part to avoid normalizing something wrong.”
