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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Marcus Mumford Is a Disney Adult

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    There was a lot Marcus Mumford could have talked about as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday night, such as the band’s latest album, Prizefighter, their ongoing tour, or even his wife Carey Mulligan being cast in Greta Gerwig’s Narnia movie. But the Mumford & Sons frontman spent a good chunk of his appearance discussing his obsession with Disneyland/Disney World/ Disney Paris, et al. after volunteering that he is, in fact, a Disney adult.

    “I love [Disney] so much…,” he told Kimmel. “What I really like to do is go on my own.” He went on to share some of his favorite hacks (“Get a guide… they help you skip the queues”) and his favorite rides (Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Avatar). “I just love being in a place where it’s totally culturally acceptable to wear Mickey ears and branded Star Wars shirts,” he added.

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