Should I report this bus driver?

[robinb]

OP, the bus driver at the end of the day did nothing wrong. You rolled up while he had an almost full bus. He did ask and you luckily had people who moved for you. But they didn't have to move. He gave you the option to wait for him to come back and get you, which he didn't even have to say anything nicely to you about that, he could've just closed up the bus and left. It's not his problem that you rolled up at 11:30pm and still needed an internal bus that you might miss. Poor planning on your part does not constitute an emergency for anyone else.

That’s a pretty snarky response.

FTR, the reason I “rolled up” 30 minutes after park closing at 11:30 was because we had been stuck on Space Mountain and had to be evacuated. We exited the park as soon as we could.

 

[DCLGirlie]

I’m gonna weigh in on this argument about people refusing to move. I think that if there are other seats available and someone refuses to move they are a jerk. Period. And that includes folks with the invisible disabilities. I don’t care what the law says or doesn’t say, you’re a jerk for not moving to another seat when asked. @LuvOrlando is welcome to give them the evil eye and mutter under her breath about them being jerks. They deserve it.

I’m sure she does not harbor those feelings about people who don’t want to move when the bus is full. That is a completely different situation and has been covered here and elsewhere in ad nauseam.

I think part of it depends on where the other seats are as well. I know on some of the Disney busses all the seats except the ones that are made for disabled seating require going up one or a few steps, so I could see someone with an invisible disability being unable to move to one of those seats if their joints are shot