did anyone notice?

[luvsJack]

Uh, ya'll, just because it would be annoying to YOU doesn't mean it was annoying to the OP.

I mean I agree with the rest of you, maybe one photo would be cute but after that a bit annoying; but most people really do need to lighten up.

Regardless, everyone has their own opinion and some of us probably have 50 pictures in front of the castle, one with a child photo bombing its really the end of the world.

 

[cm8]

It's only "cute" if cute is another way of spelling rude and annoying...

Jim

 

[Sgt Mickey]

What did you lie about?

Annoying.

We only ever took one picture of someone else's kid "on purpose." We were in the MK and it was a little 5 year old girl meeting Mary Poppins -- she had the most adoring look on her face -- the little girl was in total awe.

lived we lived.

 

[happygirl]

If OP okay with it, and it's her photos so be it.

 

[FireDancer]

In the era of digital photographs it is easy to quickly check the picture and retake it if someone has photobombed you. It isn't rocket science.

 

[KristaTX]

Cute? Eh . Depends on the kid.
Dangerous? No . Unless she does it to the wrong family
Obnoxious? Kinda . Depends on the kid.
Funny? Probably .

 

[luvmy3]

In the era of digital photographs it is easy to quickly check the picture and retake it if someone has photobombed you. It isn't rocket science.

That doesn't change the rude and obnoxious behavior of the photobomber. I may have thought it was funny at 10, but I have since grown up

 

[gwynne]

That doesn't change the rude and obnoxious behavior of the photobomber. I may have thought it was funny at 10, but I have since grown up

I agree that photobomber is just a synonym for obnoxious. It's not particularly nice when it's a kid, but kids sometimes do goofy things. (You'd hope their parents would redirect their little dear.) On the other hand, it's kind of pathetic when it's an adult. It's a strange way to make sure one gets lots of attention, but I guess they must need it. Whatever.

 

[SaraJayne]

In the era of digital photographs it is easy to quickly check the picture and retake it if someone has photobombed you. It isn't rocket science.

No it isn't "rocket science", but it's still obnoxious and annoying.

 

[riogirl84]

Oh please, fake post.

No it is not fake...I saw her twice in two different parks and really it was my OPINION that it was funny..some people need to realize that others have different opinions...not a major problem in the grand sceme of things...

 

[riogirl84]

Uh, ya'll, just because it would be annoying to YOU doesn't mean it was annoying to the OP.

I mean I agree with the rest of you, maybe one photo would be cute but after that a bit annoying; but most people really do need to lighten up.

Regardless, everyone has their own opinion and some of us probably have 50 pictures in front of the castle, one with a child photo bombing its really the end of the world.

Thank you...MY opinion was that it was kind of funny to have seen the same kid in a couple parks...I dont think a child would destroy someone's Disney experience by jumping a photo...people on here DO need to relax and realize life is sometimes fun

 

[luvmy3]

Thank you...MY opinion was that it was kind of funny to have seen the same kid in a couple parks...I dont think a child would destroy someone's Disney experience by jumping a photo...people on here DO need to relax and realize life is sometimes fun

And that is fine if you don't care if some random child keeps popping up in your photos, but some of us find that behavior to be rude, and a 10 year old definitely knows it, or should. It wouldn't ruin my vacation but at the same time I'd rather not be the kind of person that "lightens up" and accepts rude behavior, even coming from kids, since I am raising my own to have common courtesy and manners. Its my job to set the example for them, if I don't then they end up like the photobomber kid

 

[Miss Peach]

In the era of digital photographs it is easy to quickly check the picture and retake it if someone has photobombed you. It isn't rocket science.

Clearly written by someone NOT traveling with children. It can be difficult to get a great picture when all the kids are looking at the camera, smiling, hands off of their faces, etc. when you have that picture and someone has purposefully ruined it for sport. Not cool

And that isn't rocket science either.

 

[SaraJayne]

Clearly written by someone NOT traveling with children. It can be difficult to get a great picture when all the kids are looking at the camera, smiling, hands off of their faces, etc. when you have that picture and someone has purposefully ruined it for sport. Not cool

And that isn't rocket science either.

 

[gwynne]

Clearly written by someone NOT traveling with children. It can be difficult to get a great picture when all the kids are looking at the camera, smiling, hands off of their faces, etc. when you have that picture and someone has purposefully ruined it for sport. Not cool

And that isn't rocket science either.

Miss peach, you said it perfectly.

 

[FergieTCat]

In the era of digital photographs it is easy to quickly check the picture and retake it if someone has photobombed you. It isn't rocket science.

It also isn't rocket science to control your own child's behavior.

 

[disneychic2]

My first thought was, what a waste of Disney time for that little girl and her parents! Maybe they're local, so it's not as big of a deal, but I would think they would have better and a lot more fun things to do while visiting Disney!

 

[JessicaR]

I must be living under a rock. This is the first time I have heard the term photobombed.

I would find it obnoxious and just re-take the picture without the bomber in it.

 

[NikitaZee]

I know I'm in the minority here but I do think photo bombing is funny

Me too. Especially if the offender is making a really goofy face. .

 

[Magpie]

From Cheezburger...

Disney Photobombs!

Funny:

Hilarious (I love the accidental photobombing that happens in rides!):

And well... I guess that's not getting framed on the mantelpiece.

ETA: Given how hard it is to get two people looking nice in a picture with a character, I'd be mighty unhappy if that kid had jumped into my photo. (Saw another photo with a grown adult photobombing a little girl and Alice, but at least that one could have been cropped nicely.)

For me, a photobomb is funny when it's either accidental or staged (ie, photobombing your near and dears). It's not funny when you're selfishly ruining a stranger's photo for lols. IMO, the kid in the third pic is being bratty.