A few weird things we saw people do on our trip

I am laughing as I read this, but I really don't understand the group not walking around??? How many times I sidestep groups or families that stop in front of me? Thanks for sharing. I won't tell.:rotfl2:



Ooooh, what really presses my buttons are those people that stop right in the middle of the roadway, get out there maps, put their strollers in parks, and plan their day, and make everyone else tumble around them. So annoying - just move to the side and do it! I'm tripped over so many people doing that! :hyper:
 
Grrr....growl...OK OK...

First one: we were waiting in line for the safari in the AK, which was moving relatively nicely (we didn't use the FP because the wait was less than 30 minutes). There were the 6 of us, myself and my 2 kids and my relatives in line. Waaaaaaaaaaay up ahead were 2 Brazilians and waaaaaaaaaaaay behind us came the rest of Sao Paolo, complete with baby strollers, mothers-in-law, neighbors, and a couple of sherpas thrown in to carry all their stuff, and they wer "con permisso"-ing their way up the line - in America we call it cutting - trying to get up with the first 2 as if they were Lewis and Clark. Well one unfortunate Brazilian ran her stroller into the back of my leg (and I really am sure it was truly an accident) while doing the con permisso dance. I turned to her and said "excuse me?" and she said "no speeeek eeengleeesh" and I said "no speeeeek spaneeeesh" and the crowd got no further - so sorry the 2 at the top of the line had to go on safari by themselves...

Woohoo!!! You're my hero!!!:worship:
 
Splash Mountain - somone threw a plastic water bottle and it landed at the feet of one of the animatronic characters.

I'm "somewhat" guilty of littering on Splash.

Whenever I ride Splash, I make sure to take off my cap and hold it for the big drop. But, I wear it the rest of the attraction because there's no reason to take it off inside.

Well, last year, INSIDE Splash, there's a little dip - very minor - it's at an unlit portion of the ride where it transitions between scenes. Wouldn't you know it, my hat blows off. I got right back on in hopes of retrieving it. It's my favorite, lucky hat - I was NOT going to lose it!

We go through again - can't find it.

Anyone that's been on the KTTK tour has seen the water filtration plant for Splash. It goes through this huge process separating out the solids before it gets "repurified". Apparently, a lot of trash winds up in the water.

So, after the 2nd ride-through, I tell the CM at Splash to please keep a lookout for it. In a nice way, he told me to forget about it - it's lost. It'd wind up with the rest of the trash in the water processing center.

But, it's my lucky hat - I'm not giving up.

I go to Guest Services and tell them the story, where it blew off, that I tried to look for it, etc. They were very apologetic and pretty much said the same thing. It'll get caught up with the rest of the solids, and if a CM does see it, I'm not going to want it back. The grease, oils, dirt, scum in the process will absolutely ruin the hat. No one ever gets their hats back from Splash. Again, they were very nice about it, took the report, but basically said it's a gonner. But, feel free to call Lost & Found tomorrow if it'll make me feel better.

But, it's my lucky hat - I am NOT giving up hope!

The next morning, I call Lost & Found & tell them the story and how I know the odds are slim, but it was my lucky hat and I just needed closure. He reiterated that they NEVER get anything from Splash, but asked me to describe the hat. (Apparently, they classify the lost items by type, color, etc.) I describe it - white, blue rim, DVC hat. I get put on hold.

About 5 minutes later, he comes back and says it's not there, just as he suspected. So, I'm disappointed, I thank him for his time and tell him that if it were any other hat, I wouldn't be so concerned. It was a limited edition DVC hat that I won at a Welcome Home Wednesday, and that you can't get them anymore. He suggested maybe my guide might be able to scrape a spare up somewhere. I said thanks, but it was more about it being that specific hat - it was my lucky hat.

Then, out of nowhere he says, hold on for a sec.

A few minutes later he comes back and says, "White hat?" "Yeah." "Blue swede rim?" "Yeah." "Says 'DVC' on the front and 'member' on the back strap?" "Yeah! Can you check under the brim? Is there a black smudge?" "How'd you know?" "YOU FOUND MY HAT!" "It was in the 'DVC' bin, not the 'hat' bin."

Apparently, the part of Splash where my hat blew off was the ONLY place on the entire ride, because of the slight raise before the little dip, where it's dry! One of the CM's must've found it during a walk-through overnight!

So, sorry for littering on Splash. But, this is a perfect example that there's "magic" in the Magic Kingdom!
 
Here's a good one...happened just this past Saturday, at MK.

We were in the preshow line at Monster's Inc and there was a family right in front of me to my right. The dad kneels down, takes out a water bottle, the 2-3 year old son whips out his private part and pees right into the bottle while the mom stands there and watches. No effort to shield him, cover him up, hide him from others standing mere inches away from him. I looked at my DH and said "now I've seen it all". Then the dad zips up the water bottle into his backpack and enters the attraction. I couldn't believe it. I was like, what is wrong with people????

Now, I don't have boys, but when my girls have to go to the bathroom you know what I do....I leave the line and find them a bathroom! Imagine that??!! I mean, c'mon...is the 2yr old really going to understand the whole laugh factory thing? It's not like this was the Pooh Bear ride, he's not really missing anything by getting off the line at Monster's Inc!

Sheesh!

Gosh, i would have been so offended that I would have told a CM. That is just appalling!:eek:
 

:scared1: Do they have NO respect or sense of what's right and wrong!?
ewwww disgusting and rancid....honestly proof positive stupid people shouldn't breed! Stupid is as stupid does....when my kids say-look they're doing it i say-yea bacause their momma didnt raise them right!
 
A) If it pertains to Alcohol, its always wrong.
B) If it is different it is always wrong
C) If it is not following the letter of the law its always wrong

NOW

YOU ARE ON VACATION. ENJOY! DON'T WORRY WHAT THE PERSON NEXT TO YOU IS DOING. YOU WILL NEVER SEE THEM AGAIN. IF YOU CAN'T IGNORE THEM, MOVE ON. WE DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK CAUSE WE ARE NEVER GOING TO SEE YOU AGAIN. IT ISN'T WORTH YOUR MONEY & TIME TO GET UPSET ON VACATION. PEOPLE ENJOY VACATION DIFERENTLY, IF YOU DON'T LIKE FEET IN THE FOUNTAIN MOVE ON. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE BIG MOUTH MOVE ON. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE GUY WITH THE BEER MOVE ON. RELAX ENJOY YOUR VACATION IT DOESN'T LAST VERY LONG JUST ENJOY YOUR VACATION. YOU ARE NOT ON VACATION TO PUSH YOUR VALUES AND MORALS ON OTHER PEOPLE. JUST MOVE ON ANE ENJOY YOUR VACATION NAD FOR GODS SAKE HAVE A BEER

Heck, while you're at it, just bring a whole cooler of beer! ;)
 
Wellllll YES, but that post was the "OFFICAL VERSION" for the benifit of DW!!

Pirate Translation"
Arrrrhhhh Arrrrgghghh! Ahoy matey, ye be observent O' ta ways of O'l Grumpy. ME wench that be we wife has a sharp eye, and Saber! I be sure tat she be a happy wench by not yell'in at O'l Grumpy with the gale force winds that she be hav'in in her arsenal!! O'l Davy Jones hisself be a'tremblin when she be a'rasin 'ta Joly Roger!! O'l Grumpy just misunderstood! Since me went to sea as a lad, I vever had 'da chance 'ta cheer fer a team O' scallywags a'playin 'ta sports games! I just be help'in ta little lassies (and lads) what be leading 'da cheer fer their shipmates!! :cheer2: :yay:
I also be hav'in a bridge in new amsterdam tha be fer sale!!:rolleyes:
Arrrrhhhh ArrrrggghhhH!!:sail:

Youa re my new best friend. Glad to know i'm not the only one that speaks pirate on a regular basis! :rolleyes1
 
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I know we are a little off topic, but I have to jump in this one. I have worked retail for more years than I care to remember.

Also totally off topic...

A few years back a friend of mine was dating a separated mother with a young son. They were out buying him shoes. The assistant turned to my friend and asked 'and what does daddy think of your new shoes?' Son replies 'which daddy?'.

Andrew
 
So, sorry for littering on Splash. But, this is a perfect example that there's "magic" in the Magic Kingdom!

WOW! I am glad you got your lucky hat back. :thumbsup2 You are like me, just didn't give up hope. :yay:

No need to apologize as you weren't littering on Splash, you just unfortuantely lost your hat. That is quite different than seeing a water bottle that was obviously purposely thrown up into the the scenic area of the ride.

JD
 
When my son went to play in Donald's boat - he went with his father. (age 3)

Well there's your problem right there. How did you expect a 3 year old father to know how to take care of his kid?
:rotfl2: :rotfl: :lmao:

Yes, I am a grammar freak. :smokin:
 
I guess for the same reason that people feel the need to lynch someone who admits to reusing a mug. :duck:

Nothing irritates me more than my compatriots acting like idiots in a foreign country and pretending it's a "cultural" thing. Except when people ***ume that every person who acts like an idiot must be a foreigner.

The only person I know who would be crazy enough to stick his feet in a fountain in Disney World is from the Bronx.... and he has done muccccccccccch worse. The guy's banned from a Walgreens for Pete's sake :)

ITA..actually when I first saw that picture, I assumed the people in it were American. Don't care where they are from, still gross. Feet are nasty to begin with and it's always the people with the bunions, corns, foot fungus, rancid foot odor problems and corn chip toenails that decide to take their shoes off :eek: :headache: :sick:
 
Well... you have hit on a rather sore subject here. 'Rude' can be all in the perspective. Some people may think it inappropriate to 'save' an empty table and chairs for someone who is still off waiting in line to order food... while guests who already have their food in hand are unable to find seating. In the time required for someone to stand in line and then bring back your food order, these other guests may have been able to complete their meal and move on. Instead, they had to wander around waiting for additional seating to open up, while a table and chairs sat empty/unused.

It might have been a nice gesture if perhaps you had allowed this older couple to sit down in the empty chairs for a few minutes, to enjoy their meal while their food was still warm. Just saying that this is the approach our family chooses to take. We share any available table space & chairs with other guests (and we've met some really wonderful people in the process). After all, we're at WDW--'the happiest place on earth', right? :hug:

I don't know :confused3 but I kind of found that the response to the gentleman was rude.... make your own rules when you own disney??? Childish.:confused3
 
February. Epcot. Norway.
We were in the Stave Church looking at the exhibits when a family enters ~ Mom, Dad and 2 boys about 7 & 10. The youngest starts throwing himself at the glass (plexi-glass ?) cases. And I mean he was hurling himself against them. They were visibly bowing.

Dad, "Kid (7), you shouldn't do that." Kid continues to slam into glass and laugh.

My husband and I look at each other and DD8 has a look of disbelief on her face too.

He does it twice more and then his older brother joins in! Parents (can they really be called that?) neither say nor do ANYTHING. :furious:

I finally yelled, "KNOCK IT OFF RIGHT NOW!" And then they all left.

How the heck can people think it's allright to act like that???:confused3
 
Oh you have struck a nerve with me! We were at Hollywood studios last week. A Couple was walking through the gate, had made it up to the Gas Station area. We were leaving, we had a Safari to go to. A elderly woman came shooting across the pavement in a ECV at what seemed to be full speed. The couple had a 3 or so year old. He had run in front of them. They were calling his name, I litteraly had to lunge at him to stop him from being run over by the EVC. The woman never ever saw him or was she even slowing down. She was heading somewhere in a hurry, maybe the front bathroom, over by the Gas Station. I told the little boy, "you are going to get run over!" The Elderly woman just looked at me like I was stupid or something!:confused3 We proceeded out, all ended up fine. Those things are a menace when the right person is not behind the wheel! I realize they are needed, but come on! Some of us are still walking!

Then I heard another woman fussing at her family for not keeping up with her. The man replied, " that he could not run all day long and she needed to slow the thing down!" I almost laughed, if it had not been so sad. She was serious and he was too.

My mom is not able to walk long distances, I have tried to get her to come with us, I told her about EVC, she will not get on one. She just refuses!


We were sitting relaxing in the rocking chairs outside of Tony's in MK and we saw an elderly lady run INTO a man sitting on a bench! Right into his legs!!!
 
Honestly, people that are determined to take their kids on rides will go to some amazing extremes. We had people try and switch kids as well, when they would come back on a parent swap. People either don't understand or think that they know better. The height requirements are there for a reason.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3MvSpPLZi_Y

What that his dad or something? He didn't even catch him!:confused3
 
ITA..actually when I first saw that picture, I assumed the people in it were American. Don't care where they are from, still gross. Feet are nasty to begin with and it's always the people with the bunions, corns, foot fungus, rancid foot odor problems and corn chip toenails that decide to take their shoes off :eek: :headache: :sick:

Ummmm......they don't take their feet off to go swimming in the resort pools. I'm just sayin....:rolleyes1

ETA- and more than their stinky feet goes in those pools.
 
Ummmm......they don't take their feet off to go swimming in the resort pools. I'm just sayin....:rolleyes1

ETA- and more than their stinky feet goes in those pools.

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The whole feet in the fountain thing doesn't bother me in the least. I just don't see the big deal. :confused3

What skeeves me out, though, is being at the resort pool with all the people (women especially) who will just sit on a chair without putting a towel down first. There's just a tiny strip of cloth between them and the chair and I just can't get that image out my head. :crazy2: :scared:
 
:rotfl2:

The whole feet in the fountain thing doesn't bother me in the least. I just don't see the big deal. :confused3

What skeeves me out, though, is being at the resort pool with all the people (women especially) who will just sit on a chair without putting a towel down first. There's just a tiny strip of cloth between them and the chair and I just can't get that image out my head. :crazy2: :scared:

Well that should be all squeaky clean after they went for a swim in the pool.:lmao: :rotfl2: :lmao: :rotfl2:
 
Also totally off topic...

A few years mack a friend of mine was dating a separated mother with a young son. They were out buying him shoes. The assistant turned to my friend and asked 'and what does daddy think of your new shoes?' Son replies 'which daddy?'.

Andrew

huh?
 

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