M.I.B. & Bags

[BarbaraMB]

First time on the attendants were announcing "No Bags". I had a very small shoulder strap pocketbook. I decided to put in the locker and I was one of those people holding things up trying to figure out how to use the locker. I noticed standing in line many people in line with small bags, cameras and umbrellas. Some even had those HUGH stuffed animals, but I don't know if they actually made it on the ride or not. One small boy had a backpack and at the end of the line before loading he was told he couldn't take it on. The next time I went on I brought the small pocketbook on with me with no problems.

 

[gschmerl]

It seems to depend on who's looking when you go in. I was wearing a fanny pack and my friend had a small shoulder strap purse across her body. She was told she had to put it in a locker. The attendant said anything that's not attached to your body has to go in a locker. As wer approached the loading area, we saw LOTS of people getting on with purses, bags, etc. The next time we went on MIB she was told the same thing. The attendant then went away and another took his place. She went right on with her little bad no problem. It makes no sense, because in the video before the ride, they still tell you to stow all your bags and purses in the net in the car!!!!

 

[Corryn]

Me and our group all had fanny packs. My husband had the back pack with the video camera in it, and we were told to put it in the locker.

Fanny packs were fine and we all took them off anyway and placed them in the net pouch that is in front of you on the ride. They were fine. I think they have had trouble, with all the spinning, of things flying out of the car, so that's probably why they've restricted carry on items.

Fanny packs are the best