The most annoying thing about this whole thread is that the OP will never come back to comment further. They started the thread with either a "holier than thou" or a "how much trouble can I stir up" motive and walked away.
And the rest of the comments will just be the same as all the previous threads.
> sigh <
- Cause what in the world are they doing at Disney. Disney is for adults. I will not give up my seat for an overweight person who is short of breath because it is not my fault your fat. I will not give up my seat for an elderly person who may or may not be on oxygen because really what are you doing in Disney. Spend time with your family at home not at the happiest place on earth. I will not give up my seat for a women who is pregnant because you should not be at disney whilst pregnant. I will not give up my seat for an Autistic child who is having a screaming fit because he/she has to stand - again not my fault. So don't even ask..
and my now 11 year old (still smallish!) will be on my lap once again. Good excuse to cuddle!
How can you be trapped on a bus that isn't packed?
A packed bus means all of the seats are taken and a ton of people are standing. (which you can see before boarding) If there aren't a bunch of people standing in the aisle, prior to you boarding, then you aren't trapped from exiting.
What I don't understand is why parents let their young children sit on their own seat when the busses are very crowded instead of sitting on the parent's lap. I was in Disney 2 years ago and if anyone was standing I had my 9 yr old sit on my lap in order to free up a seat (mind you she was a small 9 year old!) But I saw children as young as 3 sitting BESIDE their parents while other people had to stand.
I'm going again end of January
Easy!
Try and put yourself in the situation...
You're standing in line holding your baby, or nursing your sore knees or bum hip. The bus pulls up. The line moves forward. You haven't visited before, so you're not able to eyeball the exact number of bodies to seats. And anyway maybe someone was holding a place in the line for the rest of their party, because grandma has to sit. Or maybe a wheelchair bound person and their entourage had to be loaded first. Who knows? In any case, you follow the crowd onto the bus. When you GET on, there are empty seats - but people are grabbing them as fast as they can. You get to the back of the bus and realize it's full. You turn to try to catch the empty seat beside you, but you're not moving quickly and a teenager has already parked his butt in it. Suddenly there's no seats left at all. You'd like to get off the bus at this point, but all this time more people have been packing in, and there's nowhere for you to go.
So you and your hip surgery have to suck it up and stand and try not to be annoyed at the teenager who grabbed the seat next to you. After all, he's surely got a hidden disability that entitles him to that seat.
And on the plus side, you can always use him to cushion your fall, in the event the the bus driver has to suddenly stomp on the brakes. Or you can drop your baby on him. It's all good.
