Park etiquette

[mesaboy2]

Getting on the bus in most cases is like a running with the bulls. Elbows and shoulders flying everywhere.

I'm going to call this hyperbole. Can't say I've seen this once, and I've ridden the bus a few times.

 

[WDW in Pearls]

I didn't really even know how to react, I was just so surprised by what he did. At first, I thought it was one of my friends touching my shoulders, so it wasn't until he yanked me back, that I realized otherwise. It totally ruined my morning too.

Yeah honestly I think I'd be a little too shocked to realize what even happened. Sorry it had to ruin your day. I hope that guy had a horrible day and he had a hole in his pockets and lost all of his fastpasses as karma for ruining your day lol

 

[CarolinaGirlTiss]

When my husband and I were there in April we went to board a tram. There were three other ladies in front of us and one of them put their backpack on the seat making it impossible for my husband to board. I asked, "could you move your bag please?" She then yells at me, " I said there was gum in the seat." I replied to her. "Sorry, I didn't hear you. You don't have to be so rude." But I wonder...who puts their bag on top of gum. Not so sure that was the case. I almost let her set the tone for my day but decided not to let it get to me.

 

[maxiesmom]

Getting on the bus in most cases is like a running with the bulls. Elbows and shoulders flying everywhere.

Nope. Not even close. Please don't exaggerate.

 

[minnie mum]

Getting on the bus in most cases is like a running with the bulls. Elbows and shoulders flying everywhere.

It's too bad you couldn't have provided some factual details of your bus experiences at WDW. I've been using them for well over 35 years now and have never encountered anything close to what you have described.

Yes, the queues for the resort buses can be long and crowded at the end of a park day. But in my experience they are generally orderly and polite. Occasional unpleasantness from ignorant or rude people (of whatever origin, culture or geographic locale) can happen anywhere, and WDW is no exception, but IMO it happens much less than in the 'real' world.

 

[Cyrano]

Okay way off topic to trip planning.
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