The Disney company has spoken out after immigration officials nabbed several of their staff off one of their cruise ships in San Diego last month as part of a massive child porn sting.

Customs and Border Protection told the California Post they arrested 27 workers off eight different vessels between April 23 and 27 as part of ongoing child sexual exploitation material enforcement operations.

Disney said the majority of those apprehended were not from their company while reiterating their cooperation with law enforcement.

“We have a zero-tolerance policy for this type of behavior and fully cooperated with law enforcement,” a Disney spokesperson told The Post.

“While the majority of these individuals were not from our cruise line, those who were are no longer with the company.”

The company would not specify the exact number of Disney employees arrested. The immigration officials previously arrested the workers in front of stunned cruise ship passengers.

Passenger Dharmi Mehta took a video of the moment, saying one of those detained was her server during the five-day trip last month.

“He was full in uniform, which was in a blazer, tie. Some of the other employees were still in their chef’s uniforms with their name tags on it,” Mehta said. She called the arrests “really unsettling.”

Customs and Border Protection told The California Post that agents interviewed 28 individuals and determined that all but one were allegedly involved.

26 of the crew members from the eight ships were from the Philippines, one from Portugal, and one from Indonesia.

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The agency confirmed “all subjects were involved in either the receipt, possession, transportation, distribution, or viewing of CSEM or child pornography,” cancelled their visas, and are removing them from the country.