A protest opposing Vice President J.D. Vance took place on Friday July 11, 2025, commencing at 5:30 PM at the intersection of Katella Avenue and Harbor Boulevard. Demonstrators marched towards Disneyland Way, where a significant police presence was noted, including approximately 50 officers in riot gear, unmarked vehicles, and a SWAT van positioned to manage the crowd.
Despite the heavy police presence, the protesters continued their march along Walnut Street, passing the Disneyland parking area and moving in front of Downtown Disney. The protest frequently reiterated calls for attention to their concerns, particularly aimed at Vance, who was reportedly staying at the Grand Californian Hotel with his family.
The event maintained a peaceful atmosphere, with participants expressing their dedication to exercising their First Amendment rights. Organizers and attendees voiced hopes that their message would resonate not only with Vance but across the wider community. The actions taken during the protest were characterized by a commitment to nonviolence and civic engagement.
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This is awesome! It will change nothing and the performances are exceptional!
Our VP takes a family vacation and all the theater kids come out to share their opinions. We need more Mexican flags and face masks. Way to represent the emotionally unstable and uninformed!
Please, please keep fighting like this!
You might not agree but the most important rights our founding fathers ensured in the first amendment of the US Constitution was freedom of speech, freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of the press. I hope you didn’t rationalize the J6 protestors actions because they align with your political views.
Well someone has to remember and show up for American values. History shows that at some point your little detour into organized, state sponsored self hated and punishment ends. We need to keep our values alive for that time.