She’s got her Hook in Peter. 

An unabashed, unapologetic Peter Pan super fan is “harassing” the Disneyland actors portraying the beloved leader of Neverland, social media fears. 

Whistleblowers and forewarners across the internet are sounding the sirens of caution against Toni, 26, a presumed “Disney Adult” — grown-ups refusing to grow out of Walt Disney’s fantasy world fueled by magic, mystery and fairies — who’s virally documenting her more than 10-year fascination with Pan and the men responsible for bringing his character to life at the theme park.     

Representatives for Disney did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for a comment.

But Toni’s virtual posts, some dating back to 2015 and racking up millions of video views, show her posing in pictures, reading books and riding Dumbo the Flying Elephant with unenthused, albeit accommodating Pan performers. 

“Another adventure with the green bean,” Toni captioned recent footage of what digital critics are deeming an “awkward AF” encounter with a “clearly uncomfortable” Pan player. Visuals of the questionable ordeal have amassed over 24 million clicks. 

“‘What?,’” the seemingly startled actor yells as Toni accosts him with her camera already in record mode and a homemade gift, a plush animal accessory, in hand, per the controversial clip. The brunette and a pal then follow the guy around the Disney grounds, limiting his ability to fully engage with kids and other guests. 

After repeatedly thanking Toni for the present — assumedly hoping to end their time together — the actor appears to grimace when she and her friend express their love for Peter Pan, and vow to visit him again next week.

Now, outraged onlookers are accusing Toni of turning the fairytale star’s life into a living nightmare, with social media labeling her a bona fide “stalker” — and urging him to seek a restraining order.

“He f- -king hates you,” a straight shooter wrote beneath Toni’s post, referencing the actor’s presumably irked tone and body language. 

“I bet he wishes he could actually fly,” a separate commenter joked. 

“You know he went home and cracked open a bottle of whiskey after this,” added another. 

“Disney workers need a distress call for backup,” a concerned cynic suggested. 

“These actors should have [the] right to break character at any moment for adult [behaving] like this that makes them uncomfortable with no repercussions or ramifications due to workplace harassment laws, especially in [California],” another scolded. 

Disney has established restrictions for its adult fanbase, such as barring folks over age 14 from wearing character costumes while visiting its play lands. 

But when it comes to ensuring that the park’s actors feel safe — even in purported instances of sexual harassment — a faction of former staffers reportedly claim that there isn’t sufficient support.