famy27
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jun 4, 2007
To me, people texting or talking on phones while on rides or attractions is really frustrating. Do you seriously need to respond at that exact moment?
At the Voyage of the Little Mermaid show last year, the person next to me was texting through the entire show. Just like with flash photographer, the light from her phone was ridiculously bright and very distracting.
As someone else mentioned, it just boils down to consideration for others. I can see that someone might be oblivious while in standing in the way of a walkway or walking in front of a picture accidentally, but I don't know how you can "accidentally" have a loud phone conversation on Kilimanjaro Safari (which we also witnessed on our last trip)!
At the Voyage of the Little Mermaid show last year, the person next to me was texting through the entire show. Just like with flash photographer, the light from her phone was ridiculously bright and very distracting.
As someone else mentioned, it just boils down to consideration for others. I can see that someone might be oblivious while in standing in the way of a walkway or walking in front of a picture accidentally, but I don't know how you can "accidentally" have a loud phone conversation on Kilimanjaro Safari (which we also witnessed on our last trip)!