It's Random Acts of Kindness Day!

[*NikkiBell*]

Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day!
What random act will you do today (or this weekend)? What is a random act of kindness that you could do while on a Disney vacation?​

 

[k5jm]

I will not eat beans at La Hacienda De San Angel then stand in-line at Soarin'.

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

What is a random act of kindness that you could do while on a Disney vacation?

Not puke in the tea cups?

Tom's Tea Cup Torture Challenge

 

[sayhello]

What random act will you do today (or this weekend)? What is a random act of kindness that you could do while on a Disney vacation?​

I always make it a point if I see a family with one parent taking a picture of the whole family (or a couple where one is taking a picture of another) to ask if I can get a picture for them of all of them together. Most people are so surprised and pleased.

And as for today, if I plan it all out, is it really random?

Sayhello

 

[kaligal]

I always make it a point if I see a family with one parent taking a picture of the whole family (or a couple where one is taking a picture of another) to ask if I can get a picture for them of all of them together. Most people are so surprised and pleased.

And as for today, if I plan it all out, is it really random?

Sayhello

I do that, too. I don't know how kind it is, but I'll vote for "random."

I used to try to give away unused FPs, but people were always looking at me like I was trying to con (or about to rob) them and I gave it up. I give them to the staff person at the line entrance if I'm near that so that they can give them away for me.

Someone bought my son an ice cream once. He dropped his cone on me (and then the sidewalk) while leaning over to look at a map while we were seated on the curb, waiting for the parade. I was cleaning it up and sent him to buy more water. Just after he got back, so did someone else...with another cone for him.

Some stranger got up and bought this kid a new cone! And they must have gone right away, too. He wasn't even little. I'd have sent him for more ice cream. I was shocked. I offered to pay her for it 3x, but she refused to accept it.

That was certainly the nicest thing anyone ever did for me (well, us) at WDW.

 

[sayhello]

Someone bought my son an ice cream once. He dropped his cone on me (and then the sidewalk) while leaning over to look at a map while we were seated on the curb, waiting for the parade. I was cleaning it up and sent him to buy more water. Just after he got back, so did someone else...with another cone for him.

Some stranger got up and bought this kid a new cone! And they must have gone right away, too. He wasn't even little. I'd have sent him for more ice cream. I was shocked. I offered to pay her for it 3x, but she refused to accept it.

That was certainly the nicest thing anyone ever did for me (well, us) at WDW.

I do love stories like that! Renews my faith in human nature. I'd like to think it's something I would do if the opportunity presented itself.

Sayhello

 

[WaltD4Me]

I always bring glow stick necklaces and bracelets and pass them out to kids nearby waiting for the parade or Wishes at night. Sometimes stickers too. One time a dad tried to pay me for them, he kept insisting and I kept saying no, but when I got to my room I found a $10 bill in my bag that I know he must have thrown in it.