How is the right way to say...

[Fastpaks]

When I started coming to these boards, I had preconceived notions of how Disney was going to be. Based on childhood experiences, I just wasn't a fan. Despite that, I thought about giving Disney a chance again and trying an upcoming trip. To be frank, my expectations were quite low.

Without going into too much detail, because I'm a freak about jinxing things. A friend heard about my trip and told a CM about it. Some of the things that this CM is willing to do for my family is huge. I have been completely floored by his generosity. If everything this CM says can or does happen, HOW can I say thanks? I want to stress that I didn't ask for anything. If nothing happens on our trip, I won't be disappointed. Being with my family on this trip is already reward enough. This was just a CM hearing about my average trip like anyone else, and seeing what he could do.

I was hesitant to say yes to things he suggested, just because I wasn't sure if saying yes would be the right thing to do. After listening to TONS of podcasts,including the DIS, I'm convinced that CM's make the park a unique and killer experience. So what or how should I do to say thanks? A gift? Letter? I am a fiercely loyal individual that doesn't forget the people that take care of me or my family.. So any thoughts?

 

[mommy2allgirls]

I would write a letter about the CM and then turn it into guest services!

 

[sjsjbrook]

Yes a letter to guest services would be the best thing you could do.

 

[ppony]

I third what the otehrs said. Nothing beats a note to management. FAR too often they hear the opposite. Hardly anyone takes the time to say something nice. I do that whenever I can, no matter where it is. Especially at schools too. Teachers really appreciate (so I'm told ) when a parent send kind notes to administration. VERY kind and sweet of you to want to return the kindness! Could you imagine the world we'd live in if everyone was like that?

 

[kaligal]

Cash.

Duh.

 

[*NikkiBell*]

Stop by guest services at MK and let them know. I'd also follow it up with a letter. There are various rules about gifting CMs and most cannot except any so I'd help him improve within the company. Going to guest services will do just that.