Mums in ugly attack at Disneyland caught on video

Shocking video shows a group of mums hitting another woman on the ground at Disneyland.

Shocking video captured a group of mums hitting another woman on the ground at Disneyland on April 23. Picture: 714.layla_ via santaanaproblems/Instagram

A group of mums at California’s Disneyland were caught on video pounding another woman as young children look on and passers-by ignore the melee.

Footage of the April 23 brawl at the historic park posted by Instagram user “santaanaproblems” shows at least five women — including one holding on to a baby stroller — appearing to beat another woman while she’s lying helpless on the ground, New York Post reports.

Two small children — a boy wearing red shorts and a smaller girl in a yellow princess dress — look on in puzzlement while the pounding takes place in front of them.

Shocking video captured at least five mums pounding another woman on the ground at Disneyland on April 23. Picture: 714.layla_ via santaanaproblems/Instagram

“Ghetto ass people @Disney California adventure,” the caption reads.

The victim is finally allowed to sit up and the children are pulled away, as some of the women casually walk away, the video shows.

It was unclear what prompted the brawl.

Officials at Disney did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but a spokesperson told the Los Angeles Times that the visitors who started the fight were kicked out of the park.

The spokesperson told the outlet that any type of violence would not be tolerated at the theme park.

Police responded around 5pm to help Disneyland security, Anaheim Police Sergeant Jon McClintock told the Southern California News Group, but no arrests were made.

It wasn’t the first time a family brawl at the California fun spot made it on social media.

In October, a group of grown-ups started slinging punches at each other near the Mad Tea Party ride, with at least five men and women captured in an all-out brawl.

At one point the combatants almost knocked over a baby stroller.

This article originally appeared on New York Post and was reproduced with permission