Trump supporter hangs reelection banner at Disney World

A man who visited Walt Disney World Sunday hung a banner at Magic Kingdom extolling the re-election of President Donald Trump.

The big banner was placed at the entrance of Main Street Station in the United States on Sunday at the Disney World Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, and read "Re-elected Donald J. Trump. Keep America big. 2020, "reports News 13. A video showing the banner being broadcast circulated on social media and can be viewed here.

The man claiming to be behind the banner was Dion Cini, a longtime supporter of New York. Cini says Newsweek On Monday, he wanted a "viral effect" by showing his support for the 45th president of the United States by hanging the banner.

"There were security guards who were watching me," he wrote to Newsweek. "If they wanted me, they could have taken me in. Now, if they come after me or forbid me, it will be for political and not political reasons."

On March 19, 2015, the Naval Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, crosses the skies over Cinderella Castle at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Mariah Wild / Disney Parks via Getty Images

Cini says Newsweek He had mixed reactions, many of them being positive, and said that many people were shocked to see the banner at Disney World. While he was standing behind his actions, his idea had a cost. When Cini attempted to enter Epcot Park on Monday, he was told that he had been banned from Disney's amusement park.

A Disney spokeswoman said at the Orlando Sentinel that the incident occurred but did not answer any other questions. Newsweek contacted Disney World to comment on the incident but did not have time for publication.

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Cini had already drawn answers to his support for the president in the past. The former Marine was criticized for hoisting a "Trump 2020" flag on her kayak in August 2017, reported CNN.

Cini also had the honor of hanging a re-election banner at Yankee Stadium in July and at the Broadway play frozen earlier this month. The cast member, Timothy Hughes, said he noticed the "Trump 2020" sign as the crew took his bow, and tore the banner off the person's hands. He said the panel should not have been in a Disney musical.

"What do we say about our country and politics when a man at the show tonight felt the need to protest against Disney? frozen on Broadway with a pro-Trump flag? Said Hughes.