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Man successfully sneaks friend into theme park disguised as baby in pram
We’ve all done things we aren’t proud of to save money during expensive trips, but it’s reasonable to assume that very few have dressed up as a baby for a hefty entry fee reduction.
It’s not completely shocking that a large majority of people are bed-rotting in social media holes when you consider some of the brilliant content popping up on Instagram and TikTok. Just recently, people were treated to the true capabilities of the Philips Hue lights.
Anything for those price reductions
Eric Decker (@Airrack) is a social media influencer and prankster with over 15.3 million subscribers on YouTube and 2 million followers on TikTok. He usually posts content around sneaking into places, whether that be celebrity pools or private islands.
Back in June, and no doubt hoping to skip out on time-consuming queues and extortionate entry fees, Eric took his friend to the theme park in a genius disguise. His hilarious video has since amassed over 33 million views and 4 million likes.
The clip began with Eric dressing his friend in baby clothes, complete with a cute beanie and dummy. He then positioned his friend in a pram, with the blanket pulled up to his chin.
To get through the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Eric swapped his friends for tins of baked beans, only swapping him out afterward in the toilet.
“Last step is we’ve gotta get past the ticket scanner,” he said. “I don’t want to get sent to theme park jail.”
Another friend with “low confidence” recorded the pram and Eric from behind as they approached the ticket lady, and shockingly, they slipped past without issue. The only minor hiccup came when the employee briefly looked inside the pram, no doubt shocked by the enormous baby head inside.
The clip finished with the two friends enjoying their time on the Harry Potter rollercoaster.
‘They grow up so fast’
Though Eric has yet to post the full ordeal to his YouTube page, viewers on TikTok were shocked that it worked at all. Some even said they should be arrested for the cheeky prank.
One person laughed: “To be fair Id just wanna be lazy and have someone push me around a theme park anyway, he looked so cozy.”
“Then suddenly one day in that park there’s a full of strollers with adults inside it,” another said.
A third wrote: “That first ‘goo goo ga ga’ reminds me of that one Shrek scene idk if anyone knows what Im talking about.”
