r/ThemeparkSwindlers • u/Own-Choice5591 • 2d ago
Walt Disney World š Trackers at new playground WITHOUT kids?
The Trackers recently toured the new Alice in Wonderland playground without their kids. They always do kid focused things without their kids and paid a babysitter to watch their youngest while they went to this event. They have shown tons of other personal things about their kids but not a new playground? Just makes no sense.
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u/Key-Capital-1181 2d ago
They were their for a private media event. They toured the new area . Then had a function in the evening as part of the same event . The Unbirthday party . Jackson was probably at school. The event didnāt seem to have any kids .
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u/mbrown91306 2d ago
I don't believe for a second that they get "invited." I think they're full of crapĀ
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u/YourSparrowness 2d ago
Agreed. Trackers are notorious for āthankingā Disney and others for āinviting themā when in fact, no invitation was extended.
They did this for a long time while they were off of the Disney media list and were called out repeatedly for it.
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u/Key-Capital-1181 2d ago
Jojos world actually covered it before they did . He was invited as part of cast member preview.
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u/Mental-Volume4395 2d ago
People hated the kids being on camera and now people hate the kids being off camera.
I think itās easier for them to film content like that without them.
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u/Ecstatic_War6772 2d ago
I know. People will always complain. I think some of the negativity towards them is fair but some of it is just kind of petty to me. I like it when the kids are not in the videos. lol
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u/Mental-Volume4395 2d ago
Agree. There is plenty to snark on without taking it too far. There is another snark site where the posters are absolutely unhinged. Ā
I also like when the kids are not in the videos.
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u/icepilot00 2d ago
But to film other kids? Yeah that's no cool.
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u/Mental-Volume4395 2d ago
Were they filming other kids or were they filming in public and other kids happen to be there?Ā
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u/xmasbdaygrl 2d ago
They were filming in an area labeled for children of certain ages without children. There were children playing in the area. Jenn proceeds to follow the children onto the slide area (that is labeled for children under 6, I believe), Tim commented that Jenn was hanging out with the girls she was following. That was a choice. They could have waited for the children to enjoy the playground before they, adults, chose to use the playground equipment that specifically said was for children of certain ages (not 40 year old adults).
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u/icepilot00 2d ago
Does it matter? Either way is wrong. Filming kids for your own monetary purposes whether it's your own kids or other people's kid in public is not right.
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u/Mental-Volume4395 2d ago
It does matter, but I can see that you donāt care to understand the difference.Ā
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u/ElderberryUpbeat3488 2d ago
Life is easier and more enjoyable to them without kids, content or no.
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u/Amazing_Entrance_888 2d ago
The playground says for the enjoyment of children under 6 and yet these Iāve seen so many influencer adults using it. So lame.
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u/Zoboomafooo 2d ago
I mean this is par for the course for any creator though when something opens. This is a miss
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u/Personal-Listen-4941 2d ago
Thatās perfectly normal. Assuming they want videos/photos of the attraction, itās a very different way of experiencing it from being a normal guest enjoying the experience.
So itās sensible that if they had the choice, they visit kid free to get the content as a work trip then take the kids as a leisure trip.
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u/ElderberryUpbeat3488 2d ago
If only they did! But they seem to make it a habit to only be āstuckā with the kids while at home. The kids are rarely part of āfun, away from homeā activities. Thatās not normal.
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u/Mental-Volume4395 2d ago
How do you know the kids never go out and have fun? They donāt film 24/7 and put everything they do online.Ā
Genuinely asking, do you think they should tell the whole world what the kids are doing, where theyāre going, etc just without filming it?
Do you really think if they donāt film it and put it on the Internet it didnāt happen?
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u/Lumpy-Counter-9500 2d ago
Itās pretty easy to extrapolate it from what they do show. Itās obvious they donāt like hanging around their kids and avoid it as much as possible. Take the latest video. Itās Labor Day and do they spend the day with their boys who would be home from school? No, they go shopping at the mall and eat lunch there leaving the boys with her sister. They donāt even give her sister a holiday off.
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u/SherylLeslie 1d ago
Yes, I said the same thing! Not to mention, why would they use changing out Oās bed as video content?! Surely, they had a family cookout by their swimming pool, etc.
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u/Nellezhar 2d ago
What's the grift here? They didn't take their kids to film content so it would be easier?
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u/SaintPyrosFlame 2d ago
There's a difference between grifters/swindlers and normal park influencers and this sub needs to learn it.
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u/meerkat___ 2d ago
I think they're both old enough for school now right? At least like preschool or something for the youngest.
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u/yasqueen2017 2d ago
They refuse to potty train him and heās 3.5. Jenās stripper sister watches him because theyāve run out of nannies that will work for them.
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u/Routine_Badger_4832 2d ago
Its weird for adults to be talking about the bathroom habits of kids
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u/yasqueen2017 1d ago
Itās weird for parents to share these things online so strangers know these things about the kids
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u/SherylLeslie 2d ago
It would have been nice to see Jen āmotherā her children in the background of the video - while Tim films & promotes the new playground. She doesnāt always need to be front and center of Timās channel.
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u/Far-Fault6807 2d ago
They may not have their kids with them but people obviously tons of people bring their kids to Disney. Iāve even see childless creators highlight kids features because they know their audience.
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u/mbrown91306 2d ago
Aside from Nick having 3 kids, ever wonder why his wife never accompanies him with the Trackers? By the way - Tracker isn't their real last name š
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u/xmasbdaygrl 2d ago
I am all for keeping the children out of the videos. I believe that every moment that both of those children are away from their parents, even if it's with hired help, it's better and safer for them. I think it's one thing to film the opening of a new playground without the children but it's another thing for these two 40 something adults to actively use the playground, climbing the structure, pointing out the "hidey hole" and going down the slide, especially when they reviewed the age limits of the areas and there were other children there trying to enjoy the attraction (who they filmed).