Hidden Image at Spaceship Earth?

[book_junkie]

Well, there was the time they swarmed the table next to us because someone left their backpack... We saw the non-uniformed security people that day...

I've also seem them gently escort some very happy guests towards the buses from Epcot...

Then there's the poor CMs manning the podiums at the TS restaurants who get screamed at because the system says they can't seat anyone even though there are empty tables in the restaurant...

 

[leeshiebean]

Resurrecting an old thread I found from a google search because more people need to know how rude it is to use flash photography in dark rides. I know, sometimes you accidentally leave the flash on, or take only one picture. I'm not going to be irritated by that. It's more about the people who take pictures for the entire ride. It seems to happen most on Pirates in my experience, and I will not hesitate to get mad about it! Unfortunately people don't seem to care, and therein lies the problem. I do really wish Disney would enforce this because having flashes repeatedly firing really does take away from the magic.

 

[Jedi]

bored enough to resurrect a 9 month old thread with nothing to add.....i think you need better things to google LOL (just saying)

 

[Mister Skellington]

Old thread...delete comment

 

[PrincessRhi]

I know it's an old thread and others probably don't want it added to, but I'm assuming the animals and hand paintings are a replica of Cueva de las Manos.

The paintings in the cave are between 13,000 and 9,000 years old and the handprints were made by people chewing up their "paint" and spattering it through a straw over their hands. Kind of like caveman spray painting, if you will. They're historically interesting because you can get an idea of what it was like to live in that era-- hand size determines who painted what, their food intake determined by what colors they used, and of course, the hunting depictions painted on the walls show where their technologies were.

I guess I'm a nerd for actually thinking it's neat that they thought to throw that in there, but I'd much rather have a photo of the real thing than disrupt someone else's ride.