Very bad experience with candlelight processional last night

[jimmymc]

When the founding fathers wrote the constitution, they 100% had in mind that guests at WDW should take pictures of whatever they want. Heck, they even wrote in that flash photos on dark rides is okay!

With an iPad and full brightness!

 

[princesscinderella]

It’s called the Candelight procession for a reason. The choir processes through the aisles to reach the risers on stage. That happens after the appearance of the narrator so I don’t know what point you decided you needed the picture but keeping the aisle clear is very important in this part of the show. You were totally in the wrong, the cast members were just doing their jobs. I feel bad they have to deal with guests who think the rules don’t apply to them on a daily basis.

 

[Smugpugmug]

I'm not near my computer or an internet connection right now, so I can't look it up... but isn't there an Ammendment that says that all photos should be Landscape - Vertical photos shall naught be taken?

Probably. This should all be added to the Revolutionary war segment of the American Adventure. People can take flash photos during that part too!

 

[focusondisney]

I suspect the OP is trolling.

Absolutely. Only 20 posts, most of them complaints about Disney or trolling.

 

[Allison]

Last time I checked Disneyworld is in the United States and we live in a free country. Do any of you know that it is within our constitutional rights to film or take pictures of anyone at any given time? They were wrong for telling me that I couldn't take a picture. Even police officers are not exempt from being filmed or haven there picture taken. Disney's rules do not trump the constitution. Believe it or not but I probably could file a lawsuit with what happened to me and I would most likely win.

See, this is where you crossed the fine line of making the trolling too obvious.

 

[focusondisney]

They were wrong for telling me that I couldn't take a picture……

You could have taken as many pictures as your heart desired, FROM YOUR SEAT. Like hundreds of other attendees were doing.

Edited. You’re not worth points. And I’d hate to give any pleasure to a troll.

 

[Lewisc]

Last time I checked Disneyworld is in the United States and we live in a free country. Do any of you know that it is within our constitutional rights to film or take pictures of anyone at any given time? They were wrong for telling me that I couldn't take a picture. Even police officers are not exempt from being filmed or haven there picture taken. Disney's rules do not trump the constitution. Believe it or not but I probably could file a lawsuit with what happened to me and I would most likely win.

See, this is where you crossed the fine line of making the trolling too obvious.

I'm using my phone and don't know how to attach pictures of trolls and popcorn.

There are some performers who have a strict no photo no recording policy. A few don't even allow cell phones

 

[john7994]

You could have taken as many pictures as your heart desired, FROM YOUR SEAT. Like hundreds of other attendees were doing. And I think we understand the problem now.

To be fair, by their own admission, no one actually prevented them from doing anything. I respect that being scowled at might be deeply traumatic - imagine if they had been ssshussed as well - the lawsuits would have been flying!!!

 

[Genie+]

Last time I checked Disneyworld is in the United States and we live in a free country. Do any of you know that it is within our constitutional rights to film or take pictures of anyone at any given time? They were wrong for telling me that I couldn't take a picture. Even police officers are not exempt from being filmed or haven there picture taken. Disney's rules do not trump the constitution. Believe it or not but I probably could file a lawsuit with what happened to me and I would most likely win.

A free country where you are free to have private property.