Snow White bus??

[lblume91]

Numerous times over our last three trips, we have seen WDW buses labeled as "Snow White" on the electronic board that normally displays the destination. Anybody know what the deal is? Are they drivers-in-training? VIPs? I've searched many times over the years for the answer but people act like I'm crazy. Tell me other families have seen this as well.

 

[lauramae76]

I saw them with "Stitch". I asked the bus driver one time can't remember what he said.

 

[marius97]

I believe I've heard other people explain that and other things listed on the signs as meaning that they are going off service or they are being repositioned so they are not picking up passengers.

 

[NJRRK]

It's the same as when city busses display "not in service."

 

[lblume91]

Thanks! My DDs insisted it meant Snow White was really on the bus!

 

[cranbiz]

It's not magical to see "Out of Service" so we use characters names. This can also be for special runs. The name on the marquee stands for the revision software on the controller. The most current one is "Belle"

Drivers in training will usually use either "Training" or "Earning My Ears"