Please remember..."inside voices!"

[mgilmer]

Manners have gone out the window. And the parents are at fault. I swear, there were kids totally out of control on our last visit to WDW, and the parents never reprimand the kids at all. They can just do whatever they please, and at any hour they please. It's absolutely ridiculous.

And what's worse is when you call management, and they don't do anything about it either.

I NEVER let my child behave like that in a hotel corridor or in common areas. It's just inconsiderate of others, and kids need to learn that they are not the center of the universe 24/7.

 

[maxiesmom]

Well as long as the twit scared of the frog wasn't interrupting your important phone call while at the movies thought, right?

Huh?

Are you mocking a child for having a phobia, or ridiculing someone that has to take care of banking problems while on vacation? What is the point of your post?

 

[SharkyGoddess]

Huh?

Are you mocking a child for having a phobia, or ridiculing someone that has to take care of banking problems while on vacation? What is the point of your post?

Where was it stated that there was a phobia or banking problems?

 

[ilovedale3]

I've found that it is usually the adults in a hotel that are being MUCH louder than the children!

 

[LUVMYTINK]

This is one of the reason's why, for our trip, I requested the first floor. My almost 3yr. old DS is very rambuncious and loves to run around the house. I know he will more than likely act the same way while we are there. I don't want to inconvience or disturb other guests there if they had put us on the second floor. I have always tried to be quiet and courteous to other guests in hotel, not that they all return the same respect to us.

 

[mport]

I agree, I believe it seems to be the groups that do not have enough adult help to supervise the teenagers. I had a similar problem (in Ohio also) and come to find out it was a church group! Can you believe it.