Most Embarressing Moments at Disney

[eeyore4evuh]

My sister, mom, dad, and I ate breakfast at the Grand Floridian one morning and after we ate, we took a boat ride to MK. I climbed out of the boat and onto the dock. My shoelace caught on a board and the shoe came untied but I figured I'd tie my shoe once I got away from the dock. Needless to say, I stepped on my shoelace and tripped, falling flat on my face! A CM ran over and offered to help me up. I had just gotten to my feet when my dad bent down and started tying my shoes, which was embarrasing for me.

 

[NYCCaitlin]

I'm dying!

 

[Angrypenguin]

I have to agree, these are great!

 

[addicted_to_WDW]

I'm more than a bit on the chubby side and have to shimmy through the turnstiles at HM. It's sort of a tiptoe, side step, side step thing. I don't know quite what happened but my shorts got caught up in the turnstile and I ended up with a massive wedgie. The poor man behind me caught quite the sight of butt.

 

[vickalamode]

This isn't embarassing for me really, but a family friend came with us to WDW one time and he LOVES asian girls, and there was this asian girl who walked by so he turned around and walked backwards to get a better look at her and while he was walking backwards we told him to stop and he didn't listen and he tripped over some poor guy who was kneeling down facing the other way tying his shoe

 

[pednurse]

These are a hoot!

 

[tacomaranch]

We were at Fantasmic and the show ended, I went to stand up and fell backwards down the bleachers! I fell end over end and had to have my DH pick me up. I broke a finger and we thought I had spiral fractured my arm, it turned blue every few moments. Luckily not too many people were around to see me as we had waited for most to leave.

It was the med's, I had extremely low blood pressure and when I stood up I passed out. Very embarrassing for an middle age woman.



We were at POFQ with DS who was three. We live in the country and when you have to go, you go. DS had run from me but I could see him and he stopped to hind behind a plam tree, or so I thought. When I came around the tree there he was watering the tree! What did the guests think? How do I explain that he can only go in the country not anywhere elese? Now he knows better, I hope.


Just last month at Disney Land in CA we were at the little kids water park opposite Bug's life when he playing in the water and then saw a part with water coming out and drain, he whips it out just in time for me to catch him and scream NO!!

 

[sandybobandy]

We were at POFQ with DS who was three. We live in the country and when you have to go, you go. DS had run from me but I could see him and he stopped to hind behind a plam tree, or so I thought. When I came around the tree there he was watering the tree! What did the guests think? How do I explain that he can only go in the country not anywhere elese? Now he knows better, I hope.


Just last month at Disney Land in CA we were at the little kids water park opposite Bug's life when he playing in the water and then saw a part with water coming out and drain, he whips it out just in time for me to catch him and scream NO!!

LOL!!! What a story! Where in the "country" are you? I have never heard of anyone needing to go so bad that they just....GO. lol
Again, great story

 

[tacomaranch]

We are in extremely rural Wyoming in the mountains. We live on a 43 acre ranch and we could never make it back to the house. We just go. The nearest big city is 1.75 hours away and we had to pull over this morning for potty stop. No rest areas.

Going to Jackson Hole is down a river canyon road and there is no potty until the very end. I have had to pull over after drinking too much coffee and go.

I guess we are just use to it as most are out here. Just the way of life when there is miles of nothing.

 

[sandybobandy]

Oh wow, that's really something! Seems like that would take some getting used to. Although, I guess if it's all you know....

I see you may be at Disney around the same time as us! Maybe we'll see ya there...maybe we'll meet up in the bathroom! LOL!!!!!!

 

[PalVal]

This happened 20 years ago and I still remember it like it was yesterday. We were camping at Fort Wilderness. My 5 year old son went to see Chip and Dale at a camp fire with my 12 year old daughter. An open air tram filled to capacity with guests was stopped in front of our camper. My son was on the other side of the tram and yelled across to me, "Mommy, Mommy, we just saw Chip and Dale, and they threw their nuts at us!" Everyone on the tram burst into laughter. I laughed and said, "That's nice honey!"

 

[tacomaranch]

Oh wow, that's really something! Seems like that would take some getting used to. Although, I guess if it's all you know....

I see you may be at Disney around the same time as us! Maybe we'll see ya there...maybe we'll meet up in the bathroom! LOL!!!!!!

We will see you there. DS does better now as he told me the urinal is "my size". I have never seen it but I DH says they have little ones for the little guys to use. Very smart.

Is it strange to have to go outside? I guess it is if we thought about it very long. Lets try a real life story. I load up my 5th wheel behind my truck and we are going to go cut wood. We have to go slow as my truck is only a half ton and the 5th wheel is 27 feet. The way to the road at S. end is about 50 miles, then I turn into the S. end Smith fork road and now it is a dirt road and I drive 27 miles back to poker flat. About 1.5 hours have gone by and if DS, or I have had to go, there is no bathroom, anywhere. You pull over and go.

We always go before leaving the house but I drink too much coffee in the morning so we end up having to pull over. Also, if DS says he has to go, we pull over quick.

There are no gas stations, rest areas or much of anything out here so we just are raised to go at home and after that, carry wipes in the truck.

Life is very different out here. I promise, when in a public area we are very civialized and we demand good behavior and manners from each other and we try to be kind to everyone we meet.

DH said today that we are not the average person because we live in a rural area and we are taught to be kind and help out. He said that most people live in very crowded conditions in big cities where it is very stressful. He expained that it is hard to remember to be kind and nice when life is hard.

I am happy we live out here and hope everyone that goes to WDW just is having a magical time away from the "rat race".

 

[mistyt]

I am having a total blast reading these stories and my mother keeps glancing at me like I am crazy!

I have one to add and while it is kinda gross it was still embarrassing at the time!

Probably about 6 or 7 years ago, DM, her DBF, and myself were walking on one of the paths from future world to world showcase. It was a busy night and the pathway was rather crowded. There was a group of five or six frogs jumping back and forth all over the pathway. We were all watching them. We continued to walk the pathway and just as I was about to put my foot down one of the frogs jumped under my foot! There was the loudest popping noise...it sounded like someone clapped their hands together and I could feel the squishiness under my foot! Everyone around us saw it happen and the crowd was filled with "ewwwwwwwws." I felt so bad for the frog, but nevertheless was totally embarrassed! Needless to say, I was known as the "frog assassin" for the rest of our stay!

 

[jsguevara2003]

In our trip to Animal Kingdom, in Kali Rapids, It was the five of us and another family(I think they were 5 or 6) each seat can hold 2 persons so I had to sit with another person from the other family, well, this person was a really(really ) fat woman. The ride had almost ended but the boat was still moving.... well this lady took of her seat belt and stood up but the boat stopped suddenly and the lady almost falls out of the boat but she held on me but was too heavy so we both ended down on the floor of the boat..... she was on top of me.... and both families were laughing..... . I'm going to have this trauma for the rest of my life.

 

[izzys4]

This happened 20 years ago and I still remember it like it was yesterday. We were camping at Fort Wilderness. My 5 year old son went to see Chip and Dale at a camp fire with my 12 year old daughter. An open air tram filled to capacity with guests was stopped in front of our camper. My son was on the other side of the tram and yelled across to me, "Mommy, Mommy, we just saw Chip and Dale, and they threw their nuts at us!" Everyone on the tram burst into laughter. I laughed and said, "That's nice honey!"

OH MY GOODNESS!! I loved this thread but this one got me ....... PRICELESS!!

 

[Steph9072]

Okay I have to stop reading for the night before my laughter wakes the whole house up. Good night all!

 

[marc1477]

This is a great thread. a good way to relax in the evening and unwind.

 

[DonaldTDuck]

This isn't embarassing for me really, but a family friend came with us to WDW one time and he LOVES asian girls, and there was this asian girl who walked by so he turned around and walked backwards to get a better look at her and while he was walking backwards we told him to stop and he didn't listen and he tripped over some poor guy who was kneeling down facing the other way tying his shoe

I've 'fallen' for a few Asian girls myself, just not that bad.

 

[tictoc]

I took my now 11 year old son to WDW for a mommy and me trip when he was three. We sat down for the long wait for Fantasmic and he began playing with the kids sitting in front of us. I had been saving seats for a friend of mine and her kids. She showed up so I said to my son we should go potty before the show starts. To my horror I turned toward him to see him peeing on the floor in front of us. He thought I meant to go potty right then. This was just a few minutes before the show started so the stadium was packed. The mom in front of us took it okay, but the dad got really peaved. I had a bottle of water so I just diluted it the best I could.

The next day we were in the pool at the Conemporary and he got out and peed on the side. I was again horrified. he had been potty trained since he was 19 months old! He had never shown that behavior before and never has again!

 

[tictoc]

My DD10 must think I'm insane(as if she needs any more confirmation) since I'm laughing like a loon. I've had to go to the bathroom so as not to wet myself. OMG these stories are hysterical.

I have an embarrassing moment, but not from WDW. My DD, then about 3 or 4, and I were in Olive Garden on Valentine's day. She had to go potty while waiting in the traditional long line. We came back. Our backs were to the wall, the hostess podium on her left and me on her right. I looked down and saw her left pant leg was pushed up around her knee. I told her to pull her pant leg down. A few minutes later I looked down at her and gasped. She pulled her pants totally down, the waist was around her ankles. I don't remember if her undies were up or down. I dove down and pulled up her pants. I heard giggling, looked up and saw an elderly couple standing there laughing at us. I bet we made their night.

On Mother's Day when my daughter was three we went to a restaurant to eat after church. Since it was Mother's Day my husband had gotten all three of our kids dressed for church. My daughter was wearing a beautiful dress. In the very crowded restaurant she stood on her chair and lifted the bottom of her dress up over her head. She wanted to show me (and the rest of the restaurant) that her daddy had forgotten to put her panties on that morning! The Full Monty for Mother's Day. There was laughter amongst all of the mothers that day!