Should I report this bus driver?

[robinb]

My expectation in the future is that a Disney bus driver will enforce the sign on the Disney bus and ask people to move. If there are no seats for them to move to, I will decline the accommodation and wait for the next bus.

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

The comment you quoted was about hypothetical people hypothetically not moving had nothing to do with my experience. The people in the seats moved so the scooter could be parked. It was all good once the driver grumbled and asked reluctantly them to move.

Yes I know you were talking in the hypothetical then, that still means a lot for how I think people should be talking about other people, it's about how you see other people and even though I'm still trying to give you the benefit of the doubt it means based on your earlier comment if just one person doesn't move at any point in time in the future you're going to perceive them like you spoke of. For me I just think everyone is at the end of their patience level at that point in time in the Disney day.

My expectation in the future is that a Disney bus driver will enforce the sign on the Disney bus and ask people to move. If there are no seats for them to move to, I will decline the accommodation and wait for the next bus.

Yeah er um but that's not what I meant. It goes back to some early comments on the thread about viewing convenience and all. The expectation is so you know as a generality what is supposed to happen not what you think should happen, sign or no sign. I think a lot of things based on how a sign is, jokes on me half the time

 

[robinb]

Yes I know you were talking in the hypothetical then, that still means a lot for how I think people should be talking about other people, it's about how you see other people and even though I'm still trying to give you the benefit of the doubt it means based on your earlier comment if just one person doesn't move at any point in time in the future you're going to perceive them like you spoke of. For me I just think everyone is at the end of their patience level at that point in time in the Disney day.

Communication is the key when it comes to hypothetical people hypothetically refusing to move. While they are not required to say anything, if someone says, "I'm sorry, I can't climb the stairs to that seat." no harm no foul. I'm not a monster.

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

Communication is the key when it comes to hypothetical people hypothetically refusing to move. While they are not required to say anything, if someone says, "I'm sorry, I can't climb the stairs to that seat." no harm no foul. I'm not a monster.

You wouldn't know if you're outside the bus and they are in the bus why someone may not move from the seat. I *think* your earlier comment, because you said you didn't care if it was invisible disabilities or not if someone didn't move they were a jerk, was just a response out of annoyance to other people commenting on the thread which is why I tried multiple times to essentially excuse away your more harsher words towards other people rather than taking them at face value that that was how you really viewed people but at the same token that's also why I kept saying how people can be with a Disney, it helps me at least if I assume people are in the same cranky tired disposition as me when I'm done with Disney for the day.

The seats are there for a reason most people get that. What makes this situation tricky, as I mentioned, was that you showed up after the bus is loading hence why I asked some follow up questions to help me understand and why it may help you understand for the future what Disney advises is the process when that happens if you contacted them rather than setting the expectation in your mind that they will just do what you think (by any means here) should do.

 

[robinb]

You wouldn't know if you're outside the bus and they are in the bus why someone may not move from the seat. I *think* your earlier comment, because you said you didn't care if it was invisible disabilities or not if someone didn't move they were a jerk, was just a response out of annoyance to other people commenting on the thread which is why I tried multiple times to essentially excuse away your more harsher words towards other people rather than taking them at face value that that was how you really viewed people but at the same token that's also why I kept saying how people can be with a Disney, it helps me at least if I assume people are in the same cranky tired disposition as me when I'm done with Disney for the day.

The seats are there for a reason most people get that. What makes this situation tricky, as I mentioned, was that you showed up after the bus is loading hence why I asked some follow up questions to help me understand and why it may help you understand for the future what Disney advises is the process when that happens if you contacted them rather than setting the expectation in your mind that they will just do what you think (by any means here) should do.

Then I would expect the bus driver to come back out to me and tell me that a person cannot move to a different seat.

Just curious, have you used a scooter before?