Things you wish you'd never seen at Disney

[jimmykitefan]

We were at the World last week and saw a couple unbelievable things. We were at AK on a warm 92 degree day. We stopped at the restrooms near the Congo River Rapids and my husband went into the mens room and there were 3 adult men completely naked drying their clothes under the hand dryers.

Then we also saw a teenage girl shaving her under arms in the lobby of AoA. Just went you think you've seen everything!!!

 

[tileman]

I will never forget it was new years eve going into 2,000 and in a bathroom at MK it was busy real busy there was a guy using the sink to pee into.
I was like WTH............

And drunks at Epcot using the shrubs the same way.

 

[Cee]

I remember once we saw a woman in yoga pants and sports bra in DTD. They did not cover......enough.....

 

[100AcreWood]

I know sometimes it's a cultural difference, the things I see in WDW. The most shocking thing I can remember was seeing a family with 10/11/12 year old girls floating down the lazy river at BB. They only had swim suit bottoms on, no tops.

 

[MischaOz]

Weird, I was just thinking about this yesterday... It was so awful. We were getting off the train at the Main St station and a father threw his daughter up into the air and she clunked her head on one of the wrought iron roof braces. I'll never forget the sound of her poor little skull hitting the metal so hard. And the worst part was she didn't even cry afterwards. That's when I knew it had to be a bad injury because no way a child would not cry after that unless they were badly injured. It was so terrible.

 

[MischaOz]

Also saw a man vomit into the bushes in World Showcase, which unfortunately sounds like it's becoming more commonplace. I was just thinking, you couldn't have made it to the garbage can 2 feet away??

 

[smallworldnh]

There is way too much PDA while waiting in line lately! And I'm not talking about a quick kiss or a hug, I'm talking about R rated making out and groping. I don't appreciate young kids having to be subjected to that.

And I should add that I am no fan of it myself. Theme parks are not the place for that.

 

[serenitygr]

I know sometimes it's a cultural difference, the things I see in WDW. The most shocking thing I can remember was seeing a family with 10/11/12 year old girls floating down the lazy river at BB. They only had swim suit bottoms on, no tops.

I can't imagine Disney allows this! Even if their country is ok with it, when people come to our country don't they need to follow the rules of the United States? As the mother of two 13 year old boys, I'm sure this would be the talk of their whole vacation if this happened LOL I, however, would be horrified and without a doubt would be finding someone to complain to

 

[MikeandSulley]

Stitch's Great Escape

 

[Mickey's Best Girl]

Dooney & Bourke bags and Pandora charms.
Now I'm broke.

 

[supertinyluckycat]

Someone changing their toddlers diaper on the table at pinochio pizza place. A little girl throwing up repeatedly on the bus to MK. A giant cockroach staring at us while we ate a dole whip.

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

A naked lady shaving her leg in the sink at Typhoon Lagoon. It was the changing area, but still.

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

Oh, and also at TL, a little girl with a plastic fork embedded in her foot. One of the reasons I won't put my feet down in the lazy river.

 

[cyndiloveswalt]

My DH and I were walking thru one of the parks on a rainy day, I think it was MK.
There was a woman wearing a clear poncho and her top underneath had pulled down and her entire
breast was hanging out! I guess because the poncho was over her she couldn't tell.

 

[godders]

Before I post this I just want to say I'm only 25 but in line for Splash I saw an old woman (70+) kissing her equally old husband's neck and pinching his bum. Part of me was like aww I hope I'm still in love like that at that age and the other part of me was like ewwww old man bum!

 

[cijay]

There is way too much PDA while waiting in line lately! And I'm not talking about a quick kiss or a hug, I'm talking about R rated making out and groping. I don't appreciate young kids having to be subjected to that.

I agree. It's not just the young kids being exposed to it. I'm not particularily fond of it. Not "shock vale" but it always reminds me of dogs who aren't particular where they mate. One time in the Peter Pan line up, we were subjected to the show and then the line twisted so that we were now in front of them my girlfriend and I just went at it (this was long before "that thing" was even remotely acceptable, we weren't even safe to hold hands back then!) for their benefit.

 

[lovin'fl]

3 things: A boy, about 5 or 6, peeing in a gatoraid bottle in line for IASW. A diaper being changed in line, on the ground, for a ride (can't remember which line). A drunk 20-something barfing in a bush in line outside of Maelstrom.

 

[BlueStarryHat]

In 2008, my niece and I were standing just past the Liberty Belle riverboat dock. A little boy was standing on the low stone wall there, and his father turned around for him to get onto his back to be carried. Well, the boy jumped and missed and went down off the wall, but the back of his head scraped the wall. Suddenly there was blood everywhere and his Mom ran past us and up to a cart vendor screaming "First Aid! First Aid!" It was terrible.

 

[leebee]

At MNSSHP, multiple times, multiple visits- It will be 9pm and still 80 degrees outdoors, but there are ALWAYS little kids dressed in full, heavy-weight costumes, like Pooh, Tigger, CareBares, etc., complete with full head covering and feet. I cannot imagine how these poor little kids must feel, swaddled in fur, hats, slippered feet while everyone who is wearing tee shirts and shorts are sweltering from the heat/humidity.

 

[sharonped]

A dad holding his maybe 1 - 1.5 year old on his shoulders before a parade; bent forward for something - little guy toppled forwards and hit the ground hard, headfirst, neck bent back. It was gut-wrenching - everyone around him reached out to try and catch him but were just too far away. First aid was on the scene very quickly.