We have been on vacation for just over a week from the uk and we have been having a wonderful time. We have been making the most of all of the time we have here, and have enjoyed the hospitality of Disney and its visitors. The only fly in the ointment has been our amazement at the lack of manners displayed on the late night busses back from the parks and DTD. So far every packed bus has seen grown men and teenage boys steadfastly sitting down while elderly folks, very small children and pregnant women have had to stand. I have stood to give up my seat on every journey and so has my wife and 10 year old daughter, we see it as the right thing to do. Is this a forgotten thing to do I the states? I hope not?
On the bus back tonight from HS in the seats in front of me sat 2 single guys, a rather large man with his 2 teenage sons ( who's wife stood ) and 2 young girls. Standing in front of them in the isle was a lady holding a sleeping 4 year old, an elderly couple and a family with 2 small children. You guessed it the sitting people made a great effort not to make eye contact all of the way back to our hotel.
At first I thought it was just on one bus, but so far it's been on all of them. It's a sad state of affairs when this becomes the norm and acceptable.
Sorry for the rant, but I had to get it off my chest!
On the bus back tonight from HS in the seats in front of me sat 2 single guys, a rather large man with his 2 teenage sons ( who's wife stood ) and 2 young girls. Standing in front of them in the isle was a lady holding a sleeping 4 year old, an elderly couple and a family with 2 small children. You guessed it the sitting people made a great effort not to make eye contact all of the way back to our hotel.
At first I thought it was just on one bus, but so far it's been on all of them. It's a sad state of affairs when this becomes the norm and acceptable.
Sorry for the rant, but I had to get it off my chest!