What is the most obnoxious thing that has ever happened to you in a WDW eatery??

[IWISHFORDISNEY]

After todays antics here I am just wondering what is the most obnoxious thing you have had happen in a WDW eatery??

Number one for me would be the kids playing tag under our table at CG that DH had to return to their mom and dad.

Number two would have to be the pitcher of ice water I had dumped in my lap at Coral Reef.

Just had to laugh remembering these moments. We are fun loving people but some things never leave you.

 

[IWISHFORDISNEY]

Ok I have to add our goofy family probably ruined some ones trip about 2 years ago. 5 of my 9 nephews puked in Alfredos after riding MS. The place reeked of puke. I felt bad for everyone around us and we promptly left after smelling up the restaurant. Nice hungh.....

 

[jennifer293]

Mine actually kinda P*$$*d me off to be honest. We were at Ohana last year and they lady comes around to give me shrimp off the skewer and as she is pushing it off of the skewer (with impressive force I might add) the juice from the shrimp squirts all over me and my clothes...I was not rude but I kinda made a little shreak and said Oh no!!!...and I proceed to grab a napkin and cleaning myself up...She just looks at me like I am an idiot and walks off. Reminds me of my real "cousins" ..a bunch of jerks!!! I cannot believe she did not even apologize..!!! HOW RUDE!!!

 

[Talking Hands]

Tigger came up behind me at CP and accidently dumped my entire glass of iced tea down my front. Yikes it was cold. I didn't hear him come up behind me and was totally surprised, shocked and a bit embarassed.

 

[Nickymouse]

Mine actually kinda P*$$*d me off to be honest. We were at Ohana last year and they lady comes around to give me shrimp off the skewer and as she is pushing it off of the skewer (with impressive force I might add) the juice from the shrimp squirts all over me and my clothes...I was not rude but I kinda made a little shreak and said Oh no!!!...and I proceed to grab a napkin and cleaning myself up...She just looks at me like I am an idiot and walks off. Reminds me of my real "cousins" ..a bunch of jerks!!! I cannot believe she did not even apologize..!!! HOW RUDE!!!

OMG, this exact thing happened to me at Ohana! When they push the meat with force, the juice from it got all over me. I made a little comment about it but didn't freak out. My server also just looked at me and walked away without apology.

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

In May 2001 while eating dinner at Ohana, a little kid accidentally knocked over by Dad's Beer bottle breaking it into pieces. After that our server & the manager came by making sure we were all right. Anyway because of this we got a free desert & 10% off our bill. The thing that I found a bit obnoxious is the kids family did not tell him to come over & say sorry for what happened. I know he did not mean to do it on purpose but you think the parents could have told him to say sorry, or appologize on his behalf.

 

[Uncleromulus]

I guess mine was at the CG when a family placed a toddler on the table and watched him crawl back and forth--
Of course, a close second was at Artist Point when I saw a man blow his nose on the tablecloth.

 

[The Sweetness]

And I thought blowing your nose on a linen napkin was rude!

 

[Uncleromulus]

Indeed. But the corner of the tablecloth is even better!! And at least one of the four (I think it was 4) others at his table saw him do it!!
Since no one on the wait staff saw it, I told them about it once the people had departed.

 

[mickeyfan2]

And I thought blowing your nose on a linen napkin was rude!

It is, but a linen table cloth is fine!!

 

[Boncho]

Of course, a close second was at Artist Point when I saw a man blow his nose on the tablecloth.

OH,GROSS!!!!!!

 

[patsal]

Back in 1996 my Dad was greated with an ice cold lemonade dropped down the front of him by the waiter. He apologized profusely and brought over additional napkins to help Dad absorb the liquid from his clothes--I think Dad was very uncomfortable with a soaked shirt int eh air conditioned restaurant! My Dad was a great sport abouththe whole thing and was more worried about the poor waiter!

Not at WDW, but back before DH and I were married I joined his parents at a wedding. My FIL dropped some food on the table cloth and thought no one was watching him so he leaned over and "sucked it off the table cloth" I was mortified and slapped his hand (yup totally the wrong thing to do to an older adult, but I am the oldest child with lots of little siblings, so it was my natural response--and I did apologize). Needless to say he was shocked and my MIL just laughed and laughed--telling him he'd better watch it because he'd finally be kept in line by someone! My FIL has been gone now for 15 years, but this incident still comes up when we gather for holidays and events--when my MIL dropped cocktail sauce on the table cloth at my DD's Communion Dinner I asked if she wanted to catch that since no one else was looking--of course it always gives us a good laugh, which FIL would have wanted, he was quite a character.

 

[jennifer293]

OMG, this exact thing happened to me at Ohana! When they push the meat with force, the juice from it got all over me. I made a little comment about it but didn't freak out. My server also just looked at me and walked away without apology.

I will be back to eat there next week and this time I will be sure to hold my napkin up in the air to guard my NEW VACATION CLOTHES!!! The shirt that it got all over last year still has the grease stain on it. It would not come out for anything!!!

Do they now know how to apologize over at Ohana? I guess she already knew we were on the DP so she knew she was already tipped..

 

[ElizabethB]

A woman changed her baby's diaper on the floor near our table at Marakesh while we were eating. Good grief, I think every restroom in Disneyworld has a changing table. Just tacky. Really tacky.

 

[Luv'sTink]

I guess mine was at the CG when a family placed a toddler on the table and watched him crawl back and forth--
Of course, a close second was at Artist Point when I saw a man blow his nose on the tablecloth.

The toddler was worse than the nose blower? I get so grossed out when people blow their nose in a restaurant. (I go to the bathroom if need be) it just does me in... yuck!

This thread is gonna be interesting to watch

 

[NeverlandClub23]

The toddler was worse than the nose blower? I get so grossed out when people blow their nose in a restaurant. (I go to the bathroom if need be) it just does me in... yuck!

This thread is gonna be interesting to watch

My boyfriend does this and it drives me crazy. Go to the bathroom to blow your nose!! Sheesh! No one wants to hear your nose juices being blown out while they're trying to eat.

The only thing I've witnessed is people putting their kids (babies to toddlers) on the table and then laughing as they walk or crawl around on the table. Maybe they didn't get that the seats at the table/booth can be used by everyone?

 

[superdiz]

We were sitting and having a nice meal in Le Chefs de France when this family came in with a really rowdy/annoyed/overtired 3 year old. The kid yelled, screamed at the top of it's lungs, and then whipped the water they were trying to force it to take right at me, all over my nice skirt and freezing legs. They tried to make the child apologize, which I thought was nice, but she just kept crying and screaming at my direction. Nice restaurants should be children free. I won't be taking my babies to Le Chefs de France.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Luvstink:
I guess the nose blower WAS worse--I just thought of the kid crawling on the table first. Went back and forth several times, from one parent to the other. They were getting quite a hoot out of it.
Should add that both events were a # of years ago---.

 

[MastaMind]

We were sitting and having a nice meal in Le Chefs de France when this family came in with a really rowdy/annoyed/overtired 3 year old. The kid yelled, screamed at the top of it's lungs, and then whipped the water they were trying to force it to take right at me, all over my nice skirt and freezing legs. They tried to make the child apologize, which I thought was nice, but she just kept crying and screaming at my direction. Nice restaurants should be children free. I won't be taking my babies to Le Chefs de France.

Methinks you don't have kids yet.

 

[ducklite]

Well, I've got a few.

The two girls at YSH who began by screaming, then went into food throwing, then got down and began running around, then began chasing each other on hands and knees until DH grabbed the older of the two (around six, certainly old enough to know better) and plopped her back in her chair.

The kid licking the tank next to our table at the Coral Reef--with food in his mouth leaving "trails" (YUCK!)

The kicker is probably the kid who was around three allowed to roam around who tried to grab food of DH's plate. We're pretty sure this happened at CG.

One not for the squeamish...



















Before Le Cellier was a steakhouse, back when it was a cafeteria, we were waiting in line, and there was a kid, maybe four or five in front of us who was fussy and kept asking his mom to take him to the restroom. She kept telling him he'd have to wait because she wasn't going to wait in line again. Bawoosh--the kid projectile vomits all over the floor right by where you would pick up your tray, splattering all over about five people in front of them.

Mothers, listen to your kids...

(And before anyone starts flaming me--I do not feel the poor kid was obnoxious. I think the mother was obnoxious for ignoring her sons pleads for a rest room.)

We were entertained by the CM's trying to remember all the words to the Canadian National Anthemn while the mess was cleaned up. most knew "Oh Canada...hmmm hmmm hmmm hmmm hmmm hmmm..." DH told them they needed to attend more hockey games.

Anne