Despite commenters and viewers on TikTok speculating about the price and wishing they could do the same, this claim is false. The original article and video were created by Mouse Trap News, a site that specializes in satire and parody involving Disney and its parks. Snopes also weighed in calling out the satire, saying that because of their popularity, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are subject to many false claims about them. Snopes also questioned that a picture included of the couple in front of Cinderella Castle was AI generated, based on the picture itself as well as the lack of the picture being found anywhere else on the internet. This article was not intended to cause harm and won't, except maybe to fans who want to rent the park themselves someday. I would just enjoy the humor in this article and remember not to believe everything you read.
