I live about two miles away from a sex store in Columbus Mississippi. Phantasyland just so happens to be located on a busy stretch of the ironically named Highway 69 South. The cops raided them about 6 years back and confiscated all the artificial phalluses. 2000+ or so. They eventually had to return them because they were deemed novelty items. Since then it has grown into a two story megastore of sexually themed 'novelty', videos, S+M equipment and lingerie.

Cory, It makes me wonder how many paralegals sitting in cubicles they are going to expend to track the originality of every joke. The point of the whole matter is, nobody is going to chase them for using a kid-friendly, kid-sized joke on the laugh floor. Unfortunately to participate they have to cover every angle just in case. It turned me off when I first saw it in person. I still took pictures in there and do not feel one ounce of remorse for breaking the agreement.
Yes, I understand that a joke can be owned (god forbid), you can trademark just about anything. At best they could expect a cease and desist letter to which they would push down the ranks into the pool of paper pushers would print a form apology letter and have it signed with a rubber stamp, the end. The saddest part for us both (unless I have read you wrong these past years) is the stripping away a little at a time of the Magic. WDW should never feel like it is a business. A half stunned goldfish would see that it is, but the attractions themselves should be held sacred in a sense.
If agree to all of their legal junk by walking through the turnstiles I shouldn't have to think about it when I take a right turn off of Main Street. It just sounds to me like someone didn't understand the concept of theatre.

Taking pictures from anywhere inside to Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor (TM) is a breech of the the Walt Disney World Rules and Regulations as stipulated by the other sign hanging there. They now own this image and all subsequent usage of said image.

I have all of these and they are wonderful! They are very politically incorrect, but the artwork is amazing.