Do you have an address to send comments? Thanks!
I think that some folks, with children and without, are of the mind set that if it's Disney, the rules really don't matter. After all, Disney means Family + Fun. I know the CMs don't really like to enforce rules, and they really shouldn't have to. They hope that the adults will abide by them, and not push the limit. Unfortunately today, I'm noticing more and more, that is not always the case (I'm not just talking Disney...)
Thanks for the address. I want to send some comments about checking in to get a boarding number.
Yeah I noticed this as well, at one point there was a family with the whole pack of kids at the Cove in the pool!

I just felt like asking them: "Do you realize that there are 2 other pools for the kids? Could you just let this one be please?"
At Serenity Bay we were just arriving with our bikes when we saw a whole family pull up and get the kids to the beach. I believe a CM must have said something because when I turned around to check if they were REALLY staying they were gone.
If this continues I say the adults should take over the kid's clubs in retaliation

Who is with me? We can invade both the Stack and the Oceaneer club
We gad a minor thing happen to us on our way to Palo, not Disney's fault at all mind you. A French lady decided DH must be working on the ship and demanded he hand her a sani wipe while we were waiting to be seated for dinner. I was horrified! She didn't even ask! She just snapped her fingers at my DH and told him to "Hand him one of those".
I was left in shock, her husband told her "I don't think he works here", but she still took the wipe from my DH and didn't apologize until we were waiting in the same area for several minutes.
Dinner at Palo was so-so for us, maybe we were still in a bad mood after that experience, but the lobster was overcooked and DH's lobster ravioli had part of a lobster shell in them. We asked for our bottle of wine and I told the server we would leave it to the somelier's taste to find one for our dining selections, he came back with a bottle and unscrewed the cap!!! ROFL I nearly died laughing since he had it all nicely wrapped in a napkin and all... if you are serving me screw cap wine for goodness sake at least try and present it on a decanter or something, overall if this is supposed to be the elite restaurant!
I think that was the only so-so dining experience we had. DH told Jeff our head server and he was up in arms about it. He is so sweet he wanted to call the manager at Palo right away, but we didn't want to make a fuss since we really were having a lovely time.