new blog: Do You Own the Space Above You in a Theme Park?

[LeahZ]

Placing a child on your shoulders just as a show starts may seem harmless, but it does little to amuse guests behind you who are trying to watch the show or parade you are watching. And what about those cameras, iPads, and iPhones?

Read more here:

http://blog.wdwinfo.com/2015/01/26/do-you-own-the-space-above-you-in-a-theme-park/

 

[North of Mouse]

Placing a child on your shoulders just as a show starts may seem harmless, but it does little to amuse guests behind you who are trying to watch the show or parade you are watching. And what about those cameras, iPads, and iPhones?

Read more here:

http://blog.wdwinfo.com/2015/01/26/do-you-own-the-space-above-you-in-a-theme-park/

Great article, and I agree completely, but sadly there will always be inconsiderate boors that think they are the only ones that matter and totally entitled to their behavior.

 

[Hunterr]

I don't find it annoying at parades. I find it annoying in concerts. They don't really let you do that in indoor concerts, but festivals are usually do-what-u-want. Grown people sitting on other grown peoples shoulders at a festival is obnoxious.

 

[k5jm]

I am going to say, by Disney's own doing, you do get exclusive use of the space above you.

Thank you,