Inapproriate PDA's

[fla4fun]

The only time displays of affection offend me is if they are holding up the line to the attraction. Sometimes people get so involved in what they're doing, they're totally oblivious to what's going on around them. That's when it needs to be taken elsewhere.

Hand holding, hugs, a kiss that doesn't involve a tonsillectomy, no problem. With all the newlyweds and families at Disney, you can't really make the place affection free!

 

[Koroshiya-Ichi]

I don't have a problem with PDA as long as it's not too intense (eager hands, etc.) or intrusive/bothersome (holding up a line, etc.) Aside from that, if I don't like what I'm seeing, I look or move away if possible.

 

[A Mickeyfan]

That's what I thought this was about!

OMG..that is the samething that went thru my mind when I went to open & read this thread. At least I am not the only one that thought this
There are a few of us...

 

[A Mickeyfan]

Most of the people who do the excessive PDAs (roving hands type) are seeking attention. Glaring and muttering just encourage them. Instead, set up the camera like you're going to take pictures.

that is true.. and watch how fast they will stop

should start a show on that.. TV's funniest PDA in the "World"

 

[A Mickeyfan]

It doesn't bother me, but then again, I'm not on the lookout for it. In my 30+ times to Disney I can count on one hand the times that I noticed intense PDA's. Much more disturbing to me are PDF's (Public Displays of Fighting) I'd rather see a young couple playing tonsil tennis than a Dad/Mom screaming at their children.

the screaming family is the norm from what I have seen...

I have to laugh at some of them. I think to myself.. hmmmm happist place on earth

 

[Mandygrrl]

It doesn't bother me, but then again, I'm not on the lookout for it. In my 30+ times to Disney I can count on one hand the times that I noticed intense PDA's. Much more disturbing to me are PDF's (Public Displays of Fighting) I'd rather see a young couple playing tonsil tennis than a Dad/Mom screaming at their children.

Very true! I always feel so sorry for those kids. Some vacation!