The limited-edition release of the Disney Lorcana "Attack of the Vine!" trading card set sparked international chaos over the weekend — and footage from Disneyland Paris Resort captures some of the most alarming scenes yet. A group of men were caught on video running, jumping, and shoving past hundreds of guests who had been patiently waiting in line at Disney Village, pushing over barricades and bypassing cast members trying to manage the queue.

Lorcana Madness at Disneyland Paris Resort

The incident wasn't isolated. The same weekend saw sprawling lines take over Disney Springs at Walt Disney World Resort and the Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort. Across the Atlantic, the Disney Store on Oxford Street in London was forced to cancel its event entirely after a group of violent shoppers caused chaos shortly after 6:00 a.m.

At Disneyland Paris, the situation was captured on video and shared on July 18 by X (formerly Twitter) user @JosemaVallejo, who posted footage of the men storming into the merchandise location selling the exclusive set. The post included the following caption:

"La tercermundialización es imparable. Disneyland París: cientos de personas esperan cola durante horas para comprar un juego de edición limitada. Una vez abren la venta, los de siempre, con violencia, se cuelan. Últimamente lo hacen en cualquier venta limitada para revender."

In the replies, many Disney Parks fans accused the men of being resellers rather than genuine Lorcana enthusiasts — though it's impossible to confirm those accusations. It also remains unclear whether Disneyland Paris Resort took any action against the guests involved.

The Event Went On — But Questions Remain

Unlike the London Disney Store event, which was shut down amid the disorder, the "Attack of the Vine!" release at Disney Village went ahead as planned, despite the chaos visible in the video. As of now, Disneyland Paris Resort has not issued any public statement regarding the incident.

Should these guests face consequences from Disneyland Paris Resort? It's a question many in the Disney community are asking — and one that doesn't yet have an answer.