What was the most embarassing or hilarious moment you had at WDW?

[tinkerbelle22]

There might have already been a post on this, but don't kill me, I just got here. Anyway, mine is when I was 4, and my dad and I were on Castaway Creek. He was holding me in one arm, and holding his video camera in the other arm, while I was terrified of pounding waterfalls. So as I calmed down, a guy floats over and is like, "Hey sir, you know there's a water fall over there right?" My dad yells really loud, "A waterfall!" And we go head first into it screaming. It was funny now, but basically embarassing and scary then. The best part was when I came off the ride, and Dad had to explain everything to my mom as I started yelling, "He promised, he promised!"

 

[DawnCt1]

It wasn't embarrassing but it was fun and funny. I got to answer he phone at the Comedy Club and I was actually quite funny. It was so long ago I can't remember the dialog but my SIL and the group we were with said I was funny. Maybe it was those margaritas? 0;

 

[Princess Michelle]

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[triplefigs]

My grandparents took my brother and me every year (from 1975 to 1988) to WDW for Spring Break. They had a huge motor home, and we stayed at FW. On a very memorable trip, I was 16 years old, and my brother was 13. We were in Epcot walking around the back towards Japan, and these seagulls were flying all around. Well, they swooped down and promptly pooped all over the top of my grandfather's head! My grandmother tried to wash it off with a dry Kleenex that only succeeded in sticking to the gooey mess, covering him in poop and fragments of blue tissue! My grandmother's going "Bob, be still... Bob, be still". He's embarrassed and telling her, "Janey, leave me alone"... my brother and I were laughing so hard that we started crying and got the hiccups... she's frantic... EVERYONE was watching. Luckily, his hair was silver-gray by this time in his life, so at least you couldn't see the tissue-poop couture too much! LOL!

Looking back it was one of the funniest events in my life! We all still laugh about it at family reunions. It was like time just stood still!

So many good memories at WDW. I truly believe it is the happiest place on the planet. Can't wait to go back in December! And this funny story is in memory of my darling grandfather, Bob-Bob, who gave me the gift of happiness and love at WDW. I hope you're having fun in heaven with Walt... I love and miss you terribly.

 

[goofygreb]

We had just gotten off the horse pulled trolly on main street and my youngest DD (10) wanted her picture taken with the horse and driver. She stood next to the horse, we snaped the picture and when she turned to say good bye the horse sneezed all over the front of her. It was hysterical!!
The year before our other DD (12) was pooped on by a seagull on Tom Sawyer island and her sister laughed so hard we thought she was going to pee her pants , so it was a great payback for her older sister!!
I'm glad they can laugh at themselves (as well as each other )!! We always have so much fun no matter what!

 

[MinnieM21]

It wasn't at WDW but at Disneyland.

At Disneyland, I was waiting in line for Toad's Wild Ride when all of a sudden....a bird takes a giant dump on my head I was disgusted but at the same time it was so hilarious. I couldn't help but laugh at myself.

 

[Grumpy_Disney_Dad]

Note to self ......WEAR A SHOWER CAP AT DISNEY PARKS

 

[triplefigs]

Note to self ......WEAR A SHOWER CAP AT DISNEY PARKS

Well, it splattered a ton when it hit, so you better wear a poncho, shower cap, and galoshes at all times! Can't be too careful when trying to avoid the POOP COUTURE!

 

[Eeyore2003]

OK, I wasn't ever going to write this, but since this thread is here, well, it's my chance to do this "tastefully". AND if you are the lady "in question", you have my admiration for "taking my sister and her friend down with you" and embarrassing THEM as much as they embarrassed YOU!!!

WELL, this was in October and we were just being seated at Chef's de France. My sister and her friend (in their mid 30's) had to use the bathroom. DH and I were seated and they seemed to be gone an awfully long time. I was almost going to go check on them.

Well, they finally came back to the table and they looked positively "stricken" and almost "terrified". They said, "You'll NEVER believe what happened to us!!!" They preceeded to tell us how they were both going to the bathroom and someone made quite a large "noise" (putting it politely), well, my sister thought they were alone and said, "WOW, good one, way to go girl!!!"

My sister's friend quietly, said, "Rachel, that wasn't me!!!" Well, another "noise", apparrently louder than the first!!! My sister thought her friend was kidding about being alone and, then said, "Boy, another one like that and you'll be able to eat TWO desserts!!!" My sister's friend AGAIN said, "Rachel is WASN"T ME!!!" Well, she was finished and just wanted to get out of there, so she started washing her hands and all of a sudden the lady came out of the other stall, arms opened wide, New York accent and said, "IT WAS ME!!!!!!!"

My sister, still in the stall, was afraid to move, my sister's friend was positively stunned and totally embarrassed, and the lady proceeded to say, "Haven't you girls EVER had to go to that bathroom before??? Now where's the OTHER one!!!"

So my sister VERY sheepishly came out of the stall and put her hand out to shake the lady's hand and the lady said, "You haven't washed that hand!!!" Well, I guess apologies were exchanged and some other remarks, but I have never ever seen my smarty sister at such a loss for words and so embarrassed in my life.

NOW, all of this was being told to us at our table in Chefs de France. I was literally laughing SO hard that the tears were running down my cheeks and I could hardly catch my breath, just picturing that whole scenario in that bathroom. AND in the middle of all of this, our poor waiter kept coming back and we tried so hard to compose ourselves enough to say that we needed a little more time. I'm sure he thought we were nuts, or laughing at him or something, by how he looked at us.

Well, all I can say again, is "kudos" to that lady. Instead of "cowering" in the stall, she had the smarts to "take my sister" down with her and embarrass my sister more than my sister embarrassed HER!!! It was ingenious, and absolutely hysterical.

 

[Nik's Mom]

Eeyore2003, you just made my day! I really needed a good laugh

 

[Blueberry]

I am a clumsy person by nature..have taken a lot of really good falls in my time unfortunatley...... This one took the cake though....

My kids were young and the characters were in front of the Castle back in the 1980s. My middle DS wanted to meet Captain Hook, so we lined up (not a huge line) and as we were walking forward I fell over my own feet and somehow (I will never know how) Captain Hook caught me in a very heroic gesture about three inches above the sidewalk. I ended up looking like I was posing for the cover of one of those romance novels with the hero and heroine in a provacative pose with Captain Hook.... My DH and kids just looked at me as Hook helped me up. Now we laugh over it and say it is good thing Captain Hook was strong as I am no light weight....

 

[poohangel]

this is great, I have not had an embarassing moment yet, but if we keep going back I might.

God Bless, poohangel

 

[DVC Jen]

It had to be a few years ago right outside Ice Station Cool.

The "cavemen" were there and when I had my two DDs go up to them to have their picture taken one of the cavemen started playing with my oldest DDs hair. Well she has really long, really thick, really wavy hair. He got his hands all "tangled" in her hair, and proceeded to make a HUGE FUSS about getting them out. When he was finished he looked at her with this expression of pure amazement and said "You have really friendly hair!"

I about died laughing right there. It was hysterical. Something I will never forget.

 

[Gymbomom]

HEHE Eeyore, you gave me my laugh this morning......

 

[drusba]

This was when my now college freshman was 4. She loved wearing Minnie and Alice dresses. She also had a tendency to deposit the wrong things in the wrong places. For example, the same trip as the "incident" she lost her sunglasses by putting them in the 3D glasses recycle bin when leaving Magic Journeys. We knew she had deposited them there because about two hours after that show, we noticed she no longer had her sunglasses but still had the 3D glasses.

The incident occurred about 2 hours after she went potty in MK. She was at the age where she insisted she had to go without help from mom. When she went into the potty she had on a Minnie dress and she came out with that. But it was while we were in front of the castle gathering for one of the outside castle shows that we learned that she had forgotten something in the potty. You see, a year before, she had started gymnastics and could do cartwheels and liked practicing them. So while we were sitting down in front of the castle, with about 100 other people doing the same, she decided she would do a cartwheel. It was then that we, and those 100 other people, discovered that what she had forgotten in the potty was to put back on her colorful Minnie underwear.

 

[Jazzman]

In many years here, this is the funniest thing I have ever read.

I was sooo embarassed...

Sadly, there is a darker side to this. A tragic fire about 8 months ago took the life of EmmasGrammy's daughter and two granddaughters (one of whom was Emma). Another one of those instances where bad things happen to really nice people.


-Pete

 

[pixiedust23]

Many years ago when we were younger my parents took my brother and I too the Minnie Menehune character breakfast at the Poly. (at least I think that was what it was called). Anywho...we were getting pictures and autographs and everything. And my brother being the typical 9 year-old smart a$$, he decided to pull Pluto's tail. Well let me tell you Pluto wasnt about to take that from a 9 year old so he promtly took my brothers chair and rolled him right on out of the restaurant. (the charis were on wheels then). We have it all on tape and my brothers face is priceless. The entire restaurant was staring and of course all i could do was stand there and laugh at him!

 

[Eeyore2003]

Jazzman, thanks so much for posting that. I thought my sister's Bathroom experience was a "comedy tear-jerker", but I'm sitting here laughing so hard that the tears are running down my face. That's hilarious. Being a "full figured" 50 year old women, I can just IMAGINE!!!

The "ending" really is sad though. My heart goes out to her.

 

[my3princes]

I have remembered that embarassing moment posted by emmasgrammy and gotten a chuckle. I am truly sorry for her family's great loss. That embarassing moment may be one of the best memories that her family shares. My heart goes out to the family.

 

[tiggerfied]

These are great! That story from Jazzman was great, but my prayers are with their family. God Bless