Originally posted by peg2001
So, no, my kids aren't perfect, we just plan ahead.
Peggy
To me it's not holding my place if I was in line and left for a valid reason
Originally posted by emmagata
How about off to the side until the food comes and then go searching for a table.
Originally posted by jjarman
Off to the side where? The fast food places we ate were pretty crowded and unless you waited in line to order there was no where to stand except where the tables were or in the walkway to the tables or the fixins bar. I would rather people be sitting at a table waiting for their food than standing in my way as I try to fix my hamburger or walk to a table.
Originally posted by peachgirl
What a brilliant idea!I don't have young children, I just deal with 30 or so of them on a daily basis so I think I have a pretty good understanding of their bathroom "needs". Sometimes their "needs" get in the way of their "wants". You just have to be able to know when that's happening.
Maybe, but it is to WDW. In line, not in line doesn't matter. When you leave a line, then return and don't get in the back of the line, it's line cutting. The reason you left doesn't matter. When you leave a line, you leave the place you were in. You're not entitled to get it back when you return. If the situation you describe isn't "holding your place", then what is it?
"But I'll keep in mind that next time it's considered cutting so I'll just make everyone around me endure a child begging to go to the bathroom and a smelly poopy diaper.... or how about I get us all out of line and make everyone else endure my children when we get back in line because after waiting awhile, then having to start all over- they are sure to be a JOY for everyone while waiting even longer in line"
Better yet, since they are your children and whatever joy or inconvenience they bring is yours and yours alone, why not bite the bullet and leave the line and do what needs to be done as far as taking care of your children. When that's accomplished, go to whatever ride or attraction you care to see and get in line...the end of the line. I'm not sure why I should have to endure anything from your children.
Also, now I'm the one who doesn't understand. If, according to you...
"everyone in line got in anyway for that show"
Then why would there have been a problem returning to the end of the line? If everyone that was in line got in the show, you would have gotten in the show even had you gotten in the back of the line when you returned.
"In fact we didn't even get to see most of the show because of the RUDE people that allowed their children to walk through everyone sitting and stand right in front of us"
Ah yes, this is what happens when people don't follow rules and guidelines and WDW doesn't enforce them. Maybe those folks who let their kids stand in front of you didn't like all the times you left the line and cut back in.![]()
I still don't see your point there. WHY would I have HAD to??? Why is it NECESSARY when it didn't bother anyone with me leaving nor re-entering the line and didn't CHANGE anything for them since I was there in the first place! It didn't change a thing for them and didn't put them out in any way for me to leave that particular line. There was no shoving past them or asking them to move over for me to leave or re-enter. I was already there and left for a minute - what's it to them? WHAT'S IT TO YOU?Then why would there have been a problem returning to the end of the line? If everyone that was in line got in the show, you would have gotten in the show even had you gotten in the back of the line when you returned.
That was a reply in reference to what I said back to you. Those people did NOT, not not not, endure anything with my children the way I left that line to take him to the bathroom and came BACK to where I was in line. They didn't endure anything the way I did it and quite frankly I think it's LAUGHABLE that this would bother you. Find something else that really pertains to bothering others in line, changing the situation for them in line, etc to get upset about. I mean really.I'm not sure why I should have to endure anything from your children.
Originally posted by bobspidge
For the life of me I cannot understand why some parents view their childrens behavior as an excuse for rude behavior (but the children are impatient, cranky, thirsty, etc so I HAVE to)...yes, you are on vacation, however, since when does being on vacation mean that consideration for others is suspended? If one child does not like Dumbo, it might be wonderful for the child on the ride to see her father and brother waving as she rides with her mom...then as a FAMILY, together you can enjoy Pooh...its a win win....you do not teach or condone inconsiderate behavior to those in line and you experience another opportunity to connect as a family....to those stating that its a vacation lighten up, well, you're absolutely correct! its a vacation, lighten up and stop taking the rides 'commando style' slow down and enjoy....and let those that are politely waiting their turn to enjoy as well! Its cutting.
Originally posted by BibbidyBobbidyBoo
I do strive to be a courteous person and teach my children the same so it annoys me to be told I'm being rude and inconsiderate when it didn't bother anyone else at all