A TikToker says he's trying to appeal his Disney World lifetime ban so he can take dates to the theme park

• A TikToker says he's trying to appeal a lifetime ban he received from Disney World in 2021.
• The ban was issued after Jason Jeter drank from decorative fountains and entered a wedding pavilion.

A controversial TikToker says he's trying to appeal a lifetime ban he claimed to receive from Disney World in May 2021.

Jason Jeter, best known online as Jete and @showmelovejete, said in a TikTok video on Sunday that he wrote a letter to Disney in an attempt to one day reenter the theme park. Jeter did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

The video clip briefly shows his letter — which mentions the TikToker working at Disney World in 2020 — and Jeter struggling to print and mail it. The video has been viewed almost 2 million times as of Thursday.

"I just want to take girls on disney dates," he wrote in the video's caption.

He then followed up with another TikTok posted on Sunday.

In his second video, which has almost 800,000 views on Thursday, Jeter said he made a mistake by attaching the stamp on the left side of the letter's envelope instead of the right. He said he realized the error after receiving a text from his mom.

"If you're wondering why I'm sending letters, it's because when I called Disney security, they told me a letter is the only way to appeal a trespass warning," he said in the TikTok.

"Also no, I can't just buy a ticket and walk in," he continued. "I have a snake hand tattoo, and my voice is pretty annoying — like someone will know. Number two, Disney uses these fingerprint scanners and they have my fingerprints."

Insider previously reviewed the trespass warning issued against Jeter, which says the TikToker has been barred from all Disney World property including water parks and the Disney Springs shopping center.

Jeter received the warning after posting videos of two controversial incidents at the theme park.

First, in a TikTok video from March 13, Jeter could be seen entering Disney's wedding pavilion at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa without employee assistance.

The location is sometimes left open for parkgoers to visit, but Disney recommends checking with an employee for a tour before entering, as it's closed during private ceremonies and setup.

Another video from March 15 showed Jeter at the Disney Springs shopping center scooping water out of five decorative fountains, drinking it, spitting it out, and saying it tasted bad.