sonofanarchy
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 27, 2013
Flash photography on dark rides.
South American Tour Groups who chant, clap, sing, etc in the parks.
South American Tour Groups who chant, clap, sing, etc in the parks.
Yeah, that too. I should have included this one in my list.
We have always traveled end of September/first of October. Always been low-crowd season, very pleasant weather and crowd conditions.
Now, with the advent of Free Dining (don't get me wrong, I appreciate and use Free Dining myself, so this complaint is a bit hypocritical) that time of year is getting perfectly horrid. Last time I visited it was an early October trip, and I could hardly move. I HATE crowds, and it was pretty much a vacation-spoiler.
I think next time I may shoot for January/early February.
-Flash photography on rides
-Talking on rides
-Adults who intentionally cut in line
-Disney Resort prices
-Rides that speak in both English AND Spanish (This is America)
You know we all have at least one, or more. So, what's yours?
Mine is foreign people (people from other countries, nationalities, whatever is the politically correct way of saying it ) not shutting up during attractions that you need to be listening to. Carousel of Progress has always been my favorite Disney attraction, and this time I took my adult DD with me who had never been to Disney before so it was her first time to experience this attraction.
We had a family (4 adults/3 children) speaking Spanish the entire time directly behind us. They were not quiet about it either. Everyone else was being quiet, except for a child now and then but that is to be expected.
Now, I don't know if they could not speak English, but please...if you don't understand the English language and you still go into an attraction where people would want to be listening to it, please for the love of all that's holy...shut up!!!
Walkway stoppers. People who just stop in the middle of the walkways.
-Flash photography on rides
-Talking on rides
-Adults who intentionally cut in line
-Disney Resort prices
-Rides that speak in both English AND Spanish (This is America)
Then why not just say
"people not shutting up during attractions that you need to be listening to."
If they were blonde Americans talking who she have said " blonde people not shutting up during attractions that you need to be listening to."?
I somehow doubt it
You know we all have at least one, or more. So, what's yours?
Mine is foreign people (people from other countries, nationalities, whatever is the politically correct way of saying it ) not shutting up during attractions that you need to be listening to. Carousel of Progress has always been my favorite Disney attraction, and this time I took my adult DD with me who had never been to Disney before so it was her first time to experience this attraction.
-Rides that speak in both English AND Spanish (This is America)
How do you feel about visiting a foreign country and being addressed in English? For example, France -- every waiter and every hotel clerk will speak good English. Signage and brochures at tourist attractions are printed in multiple languages, including English. It's just good business.
FWIW, the United States doesn't have an official language.