Funny On Ride Photos

[¡WDW!girlrox(:]

I figured this would be a good thread for sharing your funny photos from rides. Whether before, during, or after.
Post please!
I have one that I will post later.

 

[cpanagiotakos]

this is my first time posting an image so I hope it works

This is my friend Andrew, a 23 year old Marine who had never been on a roller coaster before Thunder Mountain. I love his face because he is totally freaking out where everyone else is laughing/smiling.

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[cpanagiotakos]

 

[Suburbanmom]

This is my mother. It's my favorite picture of her for all time.

 

[JimbobJimbo]

The guy and girl ridding infront of me

 

[Altair]

Young boy attacked by Cormorant:

 

[millys]

Blizzard Beach Family Raft Ride.....

First time on Expedition Everest.....

Are you wet ?.......

NOW I am wet!..........

That Splash Mountain 'Drop' Moment.........

And finally - My favourite - the Splash Mountain 'Pose'.....

Heh! Heh! Heh!

Milly

 

[JeffPoth]

Im the one with the hat in my hand. My dad had no idea that I was gonna pull it off. Sorry bout the size.

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[vandort]

I actually enjoy taking pictures of others on rides. Here are a couple of examples (although not from WDW):

 

[jkluttrell]

Might I ask how you all get some of these shots. For instance the "splash mountain drop" photo or the "Blizzard Beach family raft" or the "mother" photo. Do you have your camera out during the ride and just snap? I would be so afraid that I would "hurt" my camera or worse, that I would drop it if I tried that. And what about getting it wet? Did you use a special camera for these? Or am I just being amazed and you weren't really on the ride (but have a really good zoom or something). I would love to get some shots (or at least try) like these.

 

[vandort]

You know, I think that most of the on-ride shots are from people who are actually on the rides. I've done those myself. You need to make sure that your camera is secure (e.g. good strap) and have a ziplock bag or other protective covering for your camera. This is coupled with ensuring that you put the camera away before it gets damaged by water or another unhappy event. For example, I was on Kali taking pictures of my family before the first raft drop. I promptly put the camera away before anyone got wet.

Some of the shots are of the photos taken on the rides by Disney. To capture these shots, you need to take a photo without the flash of the tv monitors after you exit the rides.

 

[JarrothsMom]

Guy in back is priceless!!!

 

[yellowlabforever]

Notice that me and my mother are the only ones with our arms up (I'm on the right)

My sister pulling a "home alone" (on the bottom right corner) and my cousin (Age 11)'s face is just priceless (She's in middle-back) I'm Back-left.

 

[mom2rtk]

 

[jkluttrell]

Do the disney people not get "angry" when you take a shot of the screen. I did this when we were at Dollywood and the employee yelled at me. You know cuz they want you to buy the picture?

 

[KYCruiseCrazy]

My DD is the scared one. I have the camera