How to Avoid the Brazilian Tour Groups?

[TLSnell1981]

The last couple of weekends I've seen groups but not Brazilian, Argentinian.

This was our experience the week after President's Day.

 

[Cyrano]

Time to stop flogging this dead horse.

 

[Cyrano]

Time to stop flogging this dead horse.

 

[pampam]

We were staying at Pop when the "fifteens" arrived from Argentina. I must stay, they were a great group of girls. We use a wheelchair, and these girls were most courteous. They held doors for us, and were vey mannerly. One time we were on a bus going to DTD and it was us and all the rest wee"fifteens". If someone got a little loud, they were quietly hushed. When we got off, we were all heading in the same direction. They would move aside to let us by and call ahead to the person ahead. They would glance over their shoulder, and step aside too, meanwhile calling to the person ahead. Now, they were speaking Spanish, so I'm not sure what they were saying. They could have been warning the person ahead to watch out for the maniac pushing the wheelchair , but I don't think so. All were very pleasant.

That being said, we went to MK to see MSEP. We were up by the castle, and tried to leave, but there were hoards of "fifteens" sitting on Mainstreet by the hub, completely blocking the street, waiting for the fireworks. A poor Cm was trying to clear a path for those of us that were trying to leave, but these girls were not moving. Someone said to the cm to get the girls to get up. He replied that they didn't speak English. Then this man said to him that he should just make them get up. The poor Cm said "I've been dealing with this group since 9:00am, and they only do what they want. The kid was so exasperated. I squeezed a little through the crowd of sitting girls, and there was a CM who spoke Spanish, telling them to get up, and they did listen to him. So, I've seen both sides of the coin. By and large, my experience with them was great. I even felt like writing a letter to voice my approval, until the experience at MK.

 

[ConvenientTruth]

I have had "interesting experiences" with all types of people at Disney....South American, European, Asian, Mid-Westerners, New Englanders, Southerners, Floridians, Texans, North-Westerners, Canadians...in the end it just people who do thing different from you. Take everything with a grain of salt, remember you are on vacation, libations help, or if all else fails....

 

[CentralFloridian99]

This thread got brought back up? It's over a year old for crying out loud