According to Lutz, while Lindsay and her friends jaunted from ride to ride, there was a “certain smell in the air.� Throughout his description of Lohan’s trip to Disneyland, the blogger alludes to the actress and her friends’ marijuana smoking. He also claims that the group had been drinking in their limo on the way down to Anaheim from Los Angeles.

Lutz says that while park employees are taught not to let intoxicated visitors get on the rides, they were essentially told to look the other way that night by their supervisors. The blogger writes, “[the employees] working [the] attractions [Lindsay and her friends rode] were also concerned about the safety of some of the members of the party, as there was a definite whiff in the air as the increasingly rowdy group visibly stumbled into the loading area of each ride.� Lutz believes that the Disney PR machine went lax with the safety regulations because the company hoped that Lindsay’s birthday party would make Disneyland hipper in the eyes of her teenage fans.

MiceAge asserts that after her birthday, Lindsay isn’t so popular with the Disneyland employees, though. “Between the obvious smell, rude behavior and the snotty attitude the entire party displayed, there were very few Lindsay Lohan fans working at Disneyland by the end of that night,� wrote Lutz.

Lindsay’s rep, denied the story to the New York Daily News, stating, "Lindsay was very happy that Disney let her have her birthday there. She had the best time, especially because she got to ride the new 'Pirates of the Caribbean' ride…The rest of the story was complete bullshit. I just spoke with her on set, she was just like, 'What?!'�