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[jillybeene71]

pop warner cheerleaders? heard the name but dont know who "they" are? someone please explain

 

[Kevenswife2]

I think its more of an under-supervised age issue rather than a nationality issue. We stopped going to WDW in early December because of the Pop Warner cheerleading groups. NIGHTMARE!!

I don't know about cheerleaders, but we were overtaken at All Star Sports by a herd of 9-12 year boys last December! They acted like they had spent the last full week on a bus. Their rooms must have been on the second level as they ran up and down the walkways while banging something along the fencing under the railing and yelling. Made you wonder where the adults were. Luckily we left the next morning.

 

[Dan43]

note to self... avoid tour groups.

 

[bunkkinsmom]

OK, so here's a question.......what do you do? I mean, I agree that everyone has a right to tour WDW, and everyone has a right to a Magical time. But these groups sound like they are taking that away from others! At what point does WDW step in and tell them to cut it out? I am SICK of it being OK to have bad manners! Lemme tell ya, I don't know where ya'll are from, but my mama would have snatched me up by the back of my neck! If the issue is supervision, then shouldn't Disney have a limit of how many underage to how many adults in a tour group? And the hotel Pop Warner thing, did ya'll say anything?

I know this sounds a little like a rant (Ok, its a rant) but I have saved for over a year for my trip this January. We are middle class at best and taking a once in a lifetime trip, paying for the inlaws, and staying at an OKW GV. We will go to WDW again, but not like this. If some group of punks runs over my family and knocks down my kids....... Well let's just say we would know what growin up country means.

WHEW.... I feel better...... but seriously, when something like that happens, does Disney step in, or is it left alone?

 

[Boo Bear]

luckily, we did not encounter the B groups at any of the parks while we were there....