Strange things at the Parks

[Syrreal]

Hi everyone,

I was just wondering what are the strangest things that you yourself (or someone you know who was with you at the time) have done at the Parks. Something that made everyone around you look at you.

I've done a LOT of strange things but I think one that ranks at the very top of the list is that my two friends who were with me and I decided to play "Commandos" at MK. This is a game similar to hide and seek but when you find the other people they join you in the search for the rest (and everyone is "it" at the same time). Well, 2 of us had found each other and saw the 3rd and were trying to sneak up on him so we're sneaking behind garbage cans and it ended up with us actually crawling on the floor by SplashM before getting him (he never saw us coming.. ha ha). That got us A LOT of stares!!

Can't wait to hear yours

 

[Syrreal]

bumpy...

 

[The Sweetness]

About a dozen years ago, DH had a temper tantrum at the CS in China at EPCOT (yes he was a *mature* adult in his 30s). He was hollering at dd (2 or 3 at the time). she had reached across the table to get some of my food (instead of her own plate) spilling a full coke on the table, where DH had laid down his new portable CD player (which I had warned him not to buy for this trip. I told him to get it and leave it home, as we were going to be together the whole time. IMO those are for private alone time, so that when you are w/ your fam, you can hear them ). He did everything but throw himself on the floor kicking and screaming like a big infant

 

[bbump]

During our November Trip to Disney Studios,
The 1st time hubby, DD, niece, nephew and I rode TOT we were very nervous. At the part when the elevator moves into the hallway and the window shatters, hubby let out a high-pitched, fake girly scream.

It made everyone on the ride bust a gut laughing as it was an in-appropriate time to scream.....

He is a nut sometimes.

 

[Syrreal]

anyone else?

 

[mamacatnv]

Coming back from Epcot on the bus one night we were with my inlaws and brother/sister in law, they all had a little too much to drink at R & C, the bus was fairly empty and we started singing 99 bottles of beer on the wall, then decided that was probably not real appropriate so we sang the Mousketeer song over and over all the way back to our resort. Those poor unsuspecting folks stuck on that bus with us probably wanted to take us all out

 

[Robo]

...we sang the Mousketeer song over and over all the way back to our resort. Those poor unsuspecting folks stuck on that bus with us probably wanted to take us all out

As I recall, I came just "this close" to taking you guys OUT, but I was too TIRED.

signed, The sleepy guy in the next seat.

 

[Brad&Kryssi]

Seeing The British Invasion at Epcott everytime (except one) they played in a two day period and dancing like a freak on American Bandstand in the 60's.

I missed the one show and the next time I came back, a group of people said that they missed me at the last one...they were wondering where the dancer was! Some people thought I was part of the show, LOL!

 

[Feralpeg]

I can't think of anything strange that I do at WDW theme parks except sing along with music, but I do that everywhere.

I do have this odd thing that I do at Universal's IOA. When I pass through Suess Landing, the music they play makes me do this very strange little walk. I just can't seem to help it. Lately, DD has started doing it as well. Very strange!

 

[rlovew]

I have been with many people and they have done some strange things, I tend to go to the park with the college students that are children of my close friends a bit and I chaperone a youth trip once or twice a year.

At TOT the college students love to let out bloodcurtling screams in the opening room just as the lights go out, scaring the people who haven't been through before half to death. (I don't encourage this)

On time one of them got a phone call from mom as we were taking off on the Rn'R and the picture has him talking on his cell phone.

On time it was a pretty empty day at MGM (and it was Saturday) and we got our own elevator on TOT. Very cool although the picture prices were too high to buy it.

Once a year we chaperone a math with Mickey from our high school, we go to a park for the weekend and on Saturday the math teacher has a list of variables that the students must find from all over the park. Many of them are easy enough to pick up when you are strolling through and riding the rides but sometimes a guys team needs to know how many stall are in a particular woman's restroom. Watching them trying to find a woman to go in and count is quite hilarilous. Watching us find things throughout the park can be very funny too. I can't wait for the next trip in early May.