Repercussions for Fighting?

[Mambo Junkie]

I'm going to add, too, that some of these bloggers who post the videos along with their dramatic narrative like to stir things up for the follows. It serves them well to have ANY type of negativity because they can dwell on it and get people to read more of their articles. Negative articles make them more $. So much more than posting about the 90% positive things that people are experiencing at Disney.

I'm not saying that Disney is perfect. It's definitely not. But bloggers who dwell on negativity are not cool. (And to be honest, some of the more famous aren't nice to cast members, either, and that's a fairly well known local fact)

Question? Some of the more famous people or bloggers?
ETA: now I'm just being nosy

 

[SuperJ]

Question? Some of the more famous people or bloggers?
ETA: now I'm just being nosy

Not a former cast member, but I used to work at film festival green rooms (decades ago now). Like any group of people - some are great. some treat employees horribly. Some actual famous people are AWFUL to anyone who they feel is beneath them (which in several cases I witnessed was pretty much everyone except other celebrities/talent and the people running the festival), just as some are very nice and polite to everyone they met. Same was true of some of the celebrities' support people/family members (publicists tended to have a much higher percentage massive awful attitude, even moreso than the actual celebrities. security guys had a higher percentage of being really nice, except when doing the protection part of their job, of course) So, it doesn't surprise me at all that the bad celebrity behavior I saw at film festivals, when they are actually at work and can't even remain professional and polite, would carry over to how they handle theme park employees when on vacation. if anything, I would guess that they way those types of people treat cast members is even worse than how i saw them act at festivals.

I will say, since it has been so long - the ones who were horrible are, by and large, not as famous/in any or as many things now (actors, at least. haven't paid attention to whether that is true of the producers or directors unless they wind up in the news on criminal charges) and the ones that were nice still seem to be popping up the press (positively) and getting film and tv work.

 

[rdaky]

Question? Some of the more famous people or bloggers?
ETA: now I'm just being nosy

Not going there with names. But I'm just going to say anyone can be anyone they want to be, or however they want to present themselves online. Whether that's a blogger, Instagram influencer, or actor. Just because someone has a zillion followers and presents things one way (like focusing on the negative to get views or other things) doesn't always represent reality

 

[prestoncaldwell]

You're actually touching on the salient point, but I would encourage you to think about it differently. You have seen videos of three fights spread over what, five months? The most conservative estimate would assume WDW has had 35 million visitors during those months (and probably many, many more). So out of thirty five million people, you have seen only three fights. That's a pretty miniscule ratio (I've been going to WDW for four decades and I have never seen a physical fight). In other words, you're approximately 24 times more likely to be struck by lightening than to be next to a brawl at Disney. So don't worry about it and enjoy your trip

Yes, the problem isnt any increase in violence, its that evry smartphone is owned by a crack field reporter these days.

 

[Mambo Junkie]

Not going there with names. But I'm just going to say anyone can be anyone they want to be, or however they want to present themselves online. Whether that's a blogger, Instagram influencer, or actor. Just because someone has a zillion followers and presents things one way (like focusing on the negative to get views or other things) doesn't always represent reality

Ok, not really interested in names. To be honest, I don't follow any bloggers. I don't do Tik Tok and rarely Youtube. If I want to see something specific, I'll Youtube it, but as far as following a personality, I don't know one from the other. I was just curious if the PP meant famous people (such as movie/television industry, etc) or bloggers who post about Disney 24/7). I also rarely watch television or movies, so I don't know a lot of them either, unless they were famous before 2000.