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I think you totally missed my point. OSHA is responsible for setting the standards and enforcement. There’s been a growing trend at Disney to sweep this stuff under the rug and pressure employees not to pursue charges. It’s a real issue because it deprives employees of the legal remedies...

It’s something that OSHA will investigate if requested. All I’m saying is a more proactive approach would take some of the pressure off the employee. I’m not talking about OSHA’s current rules and policies I’m saying they should change to better protect employees.

Workplace violence is definitely within OSHA’s perview. The point is many CM’s are afraid to press charges. If OSHA implemented some rules to take the burden off the CM and mandated reporting of incidents where employees were injured noting wether charges were pressed I think a very specific...

I’d really like to see OSHA get more involved with these incidents. Issue some fines and make reporting of incidents mandatory and Disney might change their approach.

I think there would of only been a handful of people with a good line of sight. The line leading up to that point is fairly short once you enter the building and turns. The guests waiting by the library door would have a very clear view and likely weren’t paying attention.

The way it works is if they catch you in the park after you’ve been trespassed, they can then have you arrested and press charges for trespassing. So, yeah a trespassed guest could maybe get away unnoticed, but it’s a big risk on their part. I’ve also heard that trespass warning don’t really...

Yeah if they're going to keep these trains for a long time they need a real refurbishment, not just new paint and seats.

Many CM's are afraid to press charges. Disney doesn't really like it when CM's press charges against guests. There's nothing Disney can do about it however. It sounds like in this situation Disney was standing up for the CM which is a good thing. It could be the CM didn't know if Disney was...

I don’t know, maybe you’re just not paying attention. Extremely mainstream stores like Target and Walmart carry pretty good selections of apparel for both properties. They typically sell pretty good too. Universal also has dedicated sections to both in several of their stores. I suspect the...

I specifically said I didn’t believe it was as popular as Star Wars, and I agree I don’t see a land being a good idea for either of these properties. Some small attractions could work. In fact a Ghostbusters ride opened just a couple years ago. With the new movie it could easily become even more...

That’s your opinion. Just look at the merchandise these properties can still sell. In my opinion to say BTTF and Ghostbusters isn’t relevant requires a great deal of ignorance of the world around you.

I'm sure the 2020 film will be far ore popular. The 2016 film was a big mistake and didn't really help things. You have abnormal college students. I see college aged people all the time wearing Ghostbusters and BTTF stuff, kids as well.

BTTF and Ghostbusters is just as relevant, Star Wars is just a bigger property that’s all.

That was actually how I first heard of this incident. I heard about the fire trucks being dispatched to monorails and then I waited to see what popped up on Twitter. Although apparent it was Orange County Fire that was dispatched, which is odd.

It’s not 1977 anymore, yet Disney just opened a Millennium Falcon ride.

Just looking at the position of Silver it would of at least lost power when they moved the switch, and if I’m not mistaken they usually take out the entire zone the tractor is using which I would think would include Silver. I also did hear a report that the fire trucks were dispatched for the...

Yes, it’s definitely the AC and the mold associated with it, and I agree with you I kind of like the smell. They’re very heavy duty AC’s and they can often put out a lot of water and that water and moisture as well as condensation often sits for long periods of time.

Go lock yourself in your car with the windows up and the AC off and let us know how it works out for you. This isn't really being overly dramatic, people literally die from this.

Isn’t that the whole purpose of social media.

I mean I agree I’m not a fan of people using social media to complain. People use this means to complain about things as minor as getting a bad burger at a fast food place. This is a pretty legitimate issue though. I’m sure she’ll be taken care of. I’ve been in the situation before and it is...