French police have arrested four individuals in connection with a staged wedding at Disneyland Paris, where a ‘child bride’ was part of an elaborate setup involving hundreds of extras. The incident, which has raised concerns about the safety and ethics of such events, has prompted a formal investigation into the alleged misconduct. The fake wedding, which reportedly included a detailed ceremony with guests in costume, has led to questions about the legal and moral implications of using minors in such scenarios.
Authorities are currently reviewing the circumstances surrounding the event, which took place at the resort in Marne-la-Jaille. The suspects are allegedly being investigated for potential charges related to fraud, impersonation, and possibly child endangerment. While the exact details of the plot remain unclear, the police have emphasized that the incident is being treated seriously and that those involved may face legal consequences. The case has also sparked discussions about the need for stricter regulations surrounding themed attractions and the use of minors in performances.
The Disneyland Paris resort, one of the most popular theme parks in Europe, has not yet issued an official statement regarding the incident. However, it has assured visitors that measures are in place to ensure the safety and well-being of all guests. The event has not yet disrupted the normal operations of the park, and no further details have been released about the identities of those involved or the specific allegations against them.