Over the past few days, conversations have surfaced online regarding Ethan Morris, known as EthansAdventures.
I want to share my personal experience and make my stance clear.

From early on, Ethan made me uncomfortable. He often blurred boundaries.

Before the 30th anniversary finale trip, he asked if he could share a hotel room with me and two other women — even joking he’d sleep in the bath tub.

In the parks, he pressured me into letting him access disability areas while livestreaming. He later walked me back to my hotel at midnight.

I was grateful to be on live, because I felt uneasy as a woman alone with a man who wasn’t respecting my comfort. Viewers even commented afterwards that I looked like I couldn’t get away.

Before the Disneyland Hotel reopened, he offered me money and insinuated other things if I would give him access to my reservations.

That was a breaking point for me.

I began distancing myself and soon discovered I wasn’t alone — other women had been manipulated in similar ways.

My husband, who rarely gets involved in this world, was very clear with me:

Don’t let yourself be alone with him.

That spoke volumes.

I didn’t speak up then, because it felt unsafe to do so. Criticism about Ethan online often disappeared — comments deleted, videos reported.

But I feel horrible knowing I may have introduced some of my audience to his content, and that my silence may have left others unprotected.

With Chelsea Suarez’s video and others now coming forward, I feel it’s important to add my voice. I did not feel safe around Ethan.

I don’t condone his behaviour. And I stand with anyone else who was pressured, manipulated, or harmed by him.

My community deserves safety, joy, and respect in Disney spaces.

That is what I’ll always protect and stand for.

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References & Further Reading

Chelsea Suarez, YouTube video: Ethans Adventures: Disney Adult Predator?: Ethan Morris