The workers! They always make my Disney experience more magical!
The workers are helpful, kind, and always bring a smile to my face! I met this one worker, and I wish I would've gotten his name, but I refer to him as The Churro Dude! I sat in line and spoke to the him! He made my day!!!!!!!!!!! Also, the majority of people at Disney are so nice! I had this 15 minute conversation with a complete stranger! She was my age and we were both trying to make it through the crowd to Tomorrowland! 
The Hidden Magic is everywhere! Those are just a few of the small things that make Disney special for me! 
Thats awesome!The workers! They always make my Disney experience more magical!
I love the workers to! Its funny how in normal places outside of Disney people are so grouchy and unsocial but every single person at Disney is just so happy and excited!
Thats awesome!
Haha! But remember, Disney has its fair share of unhappy people! For the most part, though, Disney workers and guests are happy people!
The Disney worker at Astro Orbiters this year wasn't very friendly... She seemed irritable, aggravated, and VERY unhelpful! I've also had my fair share of guests cutting in line in front of me. Whenever I say something, they look at me like I'm the person with the problem! 
Well....... Some English lady called my cousin a wanker... Why?! Apparently he was playing the game at Disney Quest she wanted to play. She told him to move and he said,"I just got here!" Then she called him that name! It kind of freaked him out, mainly because he didn't know what the lady had technically called him, so he got up and left!!!!
Haha! It's okay! Sometimes I find that the adults can be worse than the children!
Haha well maybe I'll talk to you later on the Disboards! By the way, my name is Olivia! Haha! It's okay! Sometimes I find that the adults can be worse than the children!
my name is Tyler. If you remember any more funny stories make sure to private message me! haha
♫♥MickeyManda♥♫;43198136 said:It's the little things that separate Disney parks from regular theme parks. The cast members are a huuuuge part of that. In August, we were taking the boat from DTD back to Riverside and our driver was hilarious, telling different stories he's had from being a boat driver and stuff. Also, through pin trading, I've been able to interact with a lot more CMs.
Food is another huge part. I dont think I need to even explain why lol.
And meeting people, other than CMs, does make the experience really special. I met this one guy in the waterslide line at Port Orleans and we still keep in touch, in fact we skype and text all the time. It's amazing what can happen in WDW
