Rena75
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JenDisneylandlver said:And the CM was not backing down, he said he'd stop the ride until he got in the right row!
Good for the CM, I wish more of them would do that when someone is being rude!
JenDisneylandlver said:And the CM was not backing down, he said he'd stop the ride until he got in the right row!
eatmypixiedust said:Is it just me or is it a bit disturbing to see couples making out at the parks? I don't mean the occasional kiss on the lips or cheek, but they are just acting as if no one is around them and going at it in line for rides, on rides, etc.?
Almost every time I ride POTC, my boyfriend and I get stuck next to some couple making out the entire ride. It's gross to have to see that and as hard as you try to ignore them, it ruins the ride.
spazzyjazzy said:Whats more disturbing is seeing butts too. We saw so many girls butts this year as they were getting off of rides. Their skirts were so short and when they would get out of the ride WHOOOPS there it is AND they would be in no hurry to fix it. It was like nothing was wrong.
This made me laugh out loud! Love it!mundaremom said:On our first trip many moons ago, we were standing in a long line(pre-fastpass days) for Big Thunder Railroad and this kid went screaming down under the rope thinking he would be able to budge in line,and everyone was like "NO WAY KID!" None of us would let this kid in line and everyone kept telling him to go to the end of the line, when out of the blue, it was fate, are you ready for this...................................................
A bird came along and pooped on his head! Justice was served!!!!!Everyone in the line up cheered!!!!
KCSunshine60 said:So, if I'm in line and someone bumps me or kicks me, I understand. What annoys me is when they don't apologize. Or, when they keep doing it. Last summer, we were in line for Splash Mountain and my son accidently bumped into the lady in front of us. But, he immediately aplogized and was sincere in his apology and then was more careful. The lady told me on the side how impressed she was that he did that. If he had kept bumping her, I would have given him a warning and if he did it again, out of line...all of us! Only takes one consequence like that for most kids to shape up. Unfortunately, not all parents are willing to discipline.
KC
iceskatejen said:I wish people would watch out more when they're moving across people going one way. I have friends in wheelchairs and I don't know how many times I've seen people, kids and adults, not watching where they're going and running into them or tripping over their footrests (these would be the same people who are tripping over everyone's strollers because they have tunnel vision and are trying to get to the next ride).
Liltx said:However, stepping on a kid because he won't stop kicking you is still out of line IMO. Did you tell the parents? The difference between an adult and a child is supposed to be self control. Maybe you were just kidding? I hope.Monica
SparklePower said:Being a weekly visitor, I encounter more than my fair share of "brain dead" DL.
One evening we were leaving the park after fireworks along with the throngs of other folks and this woman and her son literally jumped in front of my stroller (now I am a pretty cautious stroller driver, in fact I don't let my DH drive it because he always runs someones ankles over) to cross infront of me and I didn't stop in time, running into her ankles. Well she lashed out at me saying "Thanks alot for breaking my ankles... you ruined my day, blah, blah, blah... I just stood there with my mouth open..... and this guy behind me tells her, "Hey lady, I bet you blame cars who run you over after you J-walk!" "Break em again, break em again" And she just huffed right off. Some people just make me...