The model apparently wanted to ride the park's musical attraction and one TikTok user who was at the park at the same time as Jenner said she was able to use her star power to close the ride for other guests while she took it for a spin.
According to the Mouselets, Jenner was able to gain solo admission to the ride due to safety precautions, which allow the park to clear rides when celebrities are on them.
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