Yahoo Finance Live anchors Brian Sozzi and Brad Smith discuss Disney’s behavior warning to guests as in-park fights begin to escalate.

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BRAD SMITH: The happiest place on Earth is issuing a not so happy warning. Disney is urging Florida and California park attendees to be the magic you want to see in the world after in-park fights began to escalate and warned of the consequences to unruly behavior. All right, so a brouhaha stirring in Magic Kingdom.

BRIAN SOZZI: Brad, imagine if you're in line a Disney ride, just paid $10,000 for a trip to get punched in the face by somebody who tries to cut you.

BRAD SMITH: Is that what's happening?

BRIAN SOZZI: There's been brawls out there. You've seen these videos starting to pop up on social media, hence this warning from Disney. But who would have thought Disney would be a dangerous place to visit?

BRAD SMITH: Who's throwing fisticuffs waiting in line just to get on Magic Mountain or whatever-- Splash Mountain? I mean, at the end of the day, you go there to have a great experience and pay for some overpriced concessions and--

BRIAN SOZZI: Yeah. I think at this point, I'm just going to Disney if I were to take a trip there, of course, not to get punched in the face, but to see Bob Iger. Maybe he's there. Maybe I could take a photo with him and ask him about his turnaround plan. I'd be very excited to see Bob at Disney.

BRAD SMITH: I'm sure he's in Epcot, just hanging out, chilling, trying to turn everything around, and make sure that they are charting that kind of new path to leadership in the future.

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But at the end of the day, yeah, bring your boxing gloves to Disney, I guess.