Disney1fan2002
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It's been 2 weeks, but I wonder, and I feel guilty! Here's my confession:
The room card key pad did not always work for pool or beach access. I would stand there and swipe, and swipe and swipe, eventually, someone would come along, and swipe their's, and I was able to get in. It worked sometimes, but it was very aggrivating. Sometimes, more than one family would be going in, so one family would swipe, allowing the other families in.
One day, I was showering off the beach sand on the boadwalk, when a family of 5 people come up to the gate, from the beach. They did not have their room keys to unlock the gate. It didn't occur to me to wonder WHY not one person did not have a room key, I just felt bad for them standing there with their beach bags, ect. I used my key, and opened the gate. I was done showering off, I went to the pool, they were going there also, so they came in with me, since they had no room key. I wanted to relax in the pool, while DH had the kids on the beach for a little longer. I ended up near the family I let in. They were just GUSHING about everything, like it was the 1st time they were seeing it. "Oh look, they have ________" "oh, look at that_______", ect. I frowned, thinking it was weird that they did not "explore" the place on check-in. But, i thought, it could be their 1st day, and they didn't really look around.
Now that I think back on this, what do you think? Here was the conversation:
mom: "__(inaudible) ...the we'll go"
girl: (whining) "but you said we could stay....."
mom: (throwing her head in my direction and frowning at the girl, cutting her off) "yes, we'll go back to the room, shower and go get something to eat"
The girl then moved away. The conversation was suspect. I then started to wonder, how they would get INTO their room, since nobody seemed to have a room key?
Anybody from any of the other resorts on the beach could of walk up Dinsey's boardwalk, correct?
I'm not going to be nice again. If you don't have a room key, you're on your own, sorry. I feel too guilty.