Kylie Kelce Says Disney Parks Are for Adults More Than Kids

Kylie Kelce said she believes Disney World and Disneyland are more for adults than children.

The podcast host and wife of former NFL star Jason Kelce made the comment on a recent episode of "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce." Actress Brenda Song, star of the Netflix show "Running Point," joined her on the April 30 episode to discuss trips to the resorts.

"I have realized that it is not for the kids, it’s for us," Kelce said. "And as adults, we can appreciate the magic and also the food and beverage — and also, our legs can do it. It’s a lot."

Song, engaged to Macaulay Culkin and known for her Disney Channel role as London Tipton on "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody," called herself a Disney adult. "Please — I’m a Disney adult," she said. "That’s my dream."

"Perfect because I refuse to go there unless I have a Disney adult at my beck and call," Kelce replied. She added that she is not a Disney adult herself and relies on experienced visitors to help navigate the parks.

The Kelces have four daughters, ages 6 years to 13 months, and have visited Disney World many times. They went in November 2025 before Jason Kelce's 38th birthday. Song and Culkin have two boys.

"As an adult, I feel like me and Mac love Disneyland more than our children do," Song said. She grew up visiting the parks often after working on Disney Channel as a teenager. "We went so often, it was kinda like the coolest backyard in the world," she said. "So it feels like home. But Disney World, to me, is truly like the most magical place."

Song praised the Minnie Van service, a private ride option at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida with red-and-white polka-dotted SUVs.

"Disney Parks are for the young and the young at heart — for anyone who believes happiness and fun don’t have an age limit," a Disney spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

Online reactions to Disney adults are mixed. One Reddit user approved of adults who like Disney alongside other interests but said making it their whole personality goes too far. Others expressed judgment toward those overly obsessed with the parks.

Fox News Digital has reported that some Disney fans take their interest to extremes, including Disney-themed weddings and funeral urns. Experts say the draw for adults often involves nostalgia, comfort and connection.

"Disney is probably the most iconic brand in entertainment," pop culture historian Roy Schwartz previously told Fox News Digital. "They’re associated with classic, timeless, innocent stories. … That's very appealing to childless adults who're looking for a way to recapture or keep alive that feeling of delight and comfort."