Jamaican international striker Giles Barnes was among a group of MLS players and US women national team star Alex Morgan who were kicked out of a Disney World theme park on Sunday.

Barnes, his Orlando City teammate Donny Toia and Morgan were among six people listed on an Orange County Sheriff’s Office incident report documenting why they were escorted of the park and accused of trespass.

The incident began when Barnes, who previously played for Derby County and West Bromwich Albion in England, cut in front of another patron and was escorted outside after an argument ensued.

Barnes the report said used curse words and the group that also included Toia’s wife Courtney, was described as being “impaired and verbally aggressive.”

Barnes, Morgan, who plays in the NWSL for the Orlando Pride, and the Toias were all given trespass warnings.

No charges however were filed in connection with the incident after the players and their friends left the park.

A photo posted to Morgan’s Instagram account showed a large group of players with their significant others and friends outside a restaurant at Epcot. The group included Morgan’s husband, Orlando City midfielder Servando Carrasco, and fellow Lions Dom Dwyer, Seb Hines, Donny Toia, Joe Bendik, Scott Sutter, Giles Barnes and Dillon Powers, among others.

Orlando City FC officials are reviewing the incident. The club issued a statement saying it “will address the matter internally when there is a full understanding of what occurred.”

Both Orlando City and Orlando Pride last played on Saturday. The MLS club is off until October 15 during the FIFA international break.