Autistic Woman Banned From Six Flags For Wearing Too Short Shorts
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A Colorado mom claimed she was nearly arrested at the Frontier City Six Flags in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, over her shorts
Footage of the incident showed the woman s daughter crying while the mother argued with management
Six Flags said the mom, who said she has autism, was escorted out of the park due to her behavior, not her clothing
A mother from Durango, Colorado, said she was banned from an Oklahoma Six Flags amusement park and was nearly arrested because management said her shorts were too short.
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A Colorado mom has alleged that she almost got arrested at a Six Flags amusement park after a park manager and police officer body shamed and threatened claiming that her shorts were too skimpy. Bailey Breedlove, who is autistic, took to Facebook and TikTok to write that her family s vacation to Frontier City Six Flags in Oklahoma City, Okla., on April 30 was ruined by the horrific body shaming experience.
Breedlove also claims that she has since been banned from Six Flags. Six Flags, on the other hand, said it does not body shame and Breedlove s removal from the park was not because of her attire, but rather her behavior toward police and park employees.
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A Colorado mom claims she was nearly arrested at an amusement park because a security guard took umbrage with her short shorts.
Bailey Breedlove who says she is autistic took to Facebook complaining that her family’s vacation to Frontier City Six Flags in Oklahoma City on April 30 was ruined by the guard’s “body shaming.’
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“I was terrified I was about to go to jail over a pair of shorts,’’ she said. “My daughter was yelled at by a park police officer for rolling down a hill on her heelies right next to me, I was holding her hand.