What would like to banned at Disney world?

[scrapquitler]

families of three, four or more who hold hands and walk next to each other in a straight line and block the walkways for everyone else.

 

[rickybobby]

Rain while I am on my vacation

 

[disneyjunkie]

How would you know if they had special needs or not?

I don't know.

But based on the number of threads here over the years, most parents put big *** kids in strollers because they don't want the kids to slow them down.

 

[disneyjunkie]

shoulder sittting shouldn't bother you if you'd actually get to a spot to view the parade before it starts instead of waiting last minute.
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We do arrive at the parades/fireworks early. Shoulder sitters wait until the show starts to pick up their kids. By that time you're pretty much stuck unless you step in front of the people who just blocked you. I did just that in April.

 

[disneydude365]

just go around them and inform them you were there first and that they have to move, when i was in a wheelchair one time i had someone actually unlock my wheels and move me out of the way, since then I'm a bit more assertive for myself and others that are next to me, look out for each other especially if they've been waiting with you

 

[sunshinehighway]

I don't know.

But based on the number of threads here over the years, most parents put big *** kids in strollers because they don't want the kids to slow them down.

I agree. There's always threads about stroller for bigger kids because they walk slow or need to rest. Oh and because they can't possibly go back to the room, the kid needs a stroller to nap in.

I have no complaints about smaller strollers or umbrella ones but those giant double ones are getting out of control. In my last few trips I've noticed more and more on the buses. The people can barely hang on to them. They block the aisles and really are a safety hazard.

 

[mom2rtk]

just go around them and inform them you were there first and that they have to move, when i was in a wheelchair one time i had someone actually unlock my wheels and move me out of the way, since then I'm a bit more assertive for myself and others that are next to me, look out for each other especially if they've been waiting with you

That's really awful and unforgiveable.

But as for the kids on shoulders...... they don't put them there until the show starts. By then, there is no room left to "move around".

 

[Minnesota!]

Ipads, flash cameras, and stupid people.

 

[EMAW_KSU]

Stupid people but not just at Disney

 

[Shmily1]

Brazilian tour groups
People that stop in the middle of walkways to look around and gather with their families just to hang out in the way
Entitled people
People that are hateful to CMs. Throw them out like they do players to refs at baseball games.
People that are rude to kids or animals at the parks.

 

[mondragon]

What problem does everyone have with strollers? It is disney which is a kid place. What is the difference between the double stollers and those bariatric electric wheelchairs. Have not heard anyone mention those on here which is as wide if not wider than a double stroller, takes up more room on a bus and are more dangerous (idiot drivers). Last time I was at the parks, someone was using one of these but with a dual seat (extra wide)

http://www.spinlife.com/Pride-Sport...l-Full-Size-Scooter/spec.cfm?productID=104629

 

[Andtototoo]

-FP+
-Unmagical bands
-Any group of >10 moving together (tours, families, cheerleaders)
-ADRs made more than 1 week prior
-Smoking (I say that because of the behavior I've witnessed by smokers toward CMs who try to get them to move to designated smoking areas.)
-Double-wide strollers or the strollers the size of a Smart Car -- especially getting on Disney buses. Second to last time we were there, the biggest stroller I've ever seen (for a tiny baby about 8 weeks old) displaced enough floor space for at least 3 people to stand. Ridiculous.
-Calling the warm chocolate milk "hot cocoa" at Mickey's Christmas Party

 

[macraven]

all the idiots

 

[Shutterbug]

Its A Small World

 

[mondragon]

How about all the morons who feed the animals around the outdoor dining areas.

 

[disneyjunkie]

Scooters and fat people.

Are fat people OK if they aren't using scooters?? It seems odd to want to ban people based on their weight.

 

[mjkacmom]

What problem does everyone have with strollers? It is disney which is a kid place. What is the difference between the double stollers and those bariatric electric wheelchairs. Have not heard anyone mention those on here which is as wide if not wider than a double stroller, takes up more room on a bus and are more dangerous (idiot drivers). Last time I was at the parks, someone was using one of these but with a dual seat (extra wide)

http://www.spinlife.com/Pride-Sport...l-Full-Size-Scooter/spec.cfm?productID=104629

Because people who use scooters usually medically need the. I used to think that those 5 - 9 year olds in strollers needed them for medical reasons, too, until reading many threads here that folks put their older kids in them to prevent them from "gasp" getting tired, and it's none of anyone's business what they do on their vacation, forgetting that all of these strollers take up a heck of a lot of room.

 

[mondragon]

Because people who use scooters usually medically need the. I used to think that those 5 - 9 year olds in strollers needed them for medical reasons, too, until reading many threads here that folks put their older kids in them to prevent them from "gasp" getting tired, and it's none of anyone's business what they do on their vacation, forgetting that all of these strollers take up a heck of a lot of room.

So what about twin 1 year olds. They should be forced to use 2 separate strollers but it's ok for someone to use a bariatric electric chair. Not all one year olds can walk. No one mentioned 5-9 year olds. They just said double strollers. Hope no one has a problem with my jogging stroller on a bus/monorail.

 

[Rhombus]

families of three, four or more who hold hands and walk next to each other in a straight line and block the walkways for everyone else.

If such a group is approaching me, I'm not getting out of the way; they're going to walk smack dab into a brick wall if they don't split up. If they're standing still blocking the path, I'm quite willing to become a bulldozer after a verbal warning.

 

[delyrium]

People who go to Disney and don't like children and families.