Line cutters, EVCs, tour groups?!?

[makinorlando]

It's all in your view. I've been to WDW more times than I can remember, and this stuff just doesn't bother me. If a tour group dominates a ride, then it will be your turn next. I mean, we're talking about a matter of seconds or minutes. Tour groups are paying customers just like me, whether Brazilian, Asian, American or just a massive family meeting for a grand gathering. I'm sure you want to be able to enjoy the rides together with your group. Why shouldn't they?

Who cares if someone uses a scooter? Like anywhere else, watch where you're going so you don't bump into someone or be prepared to jump out of the way if someone doesn't see you.

Line cutters? I honestly don't remember feeling like someone ever "cut" in front of me. If it's happened, it just didn't make a big enough impression on me to remember it months or years later. However, after reading these boards, some feel that if a woman and child are in front of them in a line and the dad joins them after a few minutes, that's cutting. If I'm in a line for an extra couple of minutes because of something like this, well, heck, this is more time for me to find a hidden mickey.

You'll have a wonderful time. Just concentrate on you and your family having fun, not why someone is in a scooter or a large group who wants to be able to go on Kali River Rapids in the same raft. You'll be in the next group.

Well said!

 

[Karnak]

Rude people do exist at WDW, at the Mall, at the Theater, at the football stadium and even at church.

But when I'm planning one of my solo visits to WDW, I always leave plenty of time between attractions for people watching. I'm never in a hurry, and never up tight about line cutters and the like. Most of the time I'm happy to see children and adults enjoying themselves, but on occasion I see a group that causes me to think "Man, I'm glad I'm not part of that group, family, or whatever."

I think that one of the secrets to really enjoying a visit to Walt Disney World is to allow yourself plenty of time. That way you are not likely to get in a rush. And not likely to be stressed about anything.

Just go with the flow, and enjoy the day.

Enjoy.