Joshua Bailey's observational documentary grants direct access to urban explorers and former Disney employees while maintaining a neutral stance that neither endorses nor condemns their activities. The central question posed concerns the collision of personal obsession with corporate property rules, without advancing any ideological framework.

The documentary assembles footage and interviews from a subculture of Disney World urban explorers, all of whom are white men. Filmmaker Joshua Bailey gained direct access to key figures and archival material to trace the path from exploration videos to a major animatronic theft. The central question posed is how online communities and rule-breaking intersected to enable the crime.