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It truly is a great job, but not without it's challenges. Yes we do get dumped on and that is a great source of frustration. But anyone who has experience working in customer service knows it goes with the territory. And you know that's going to happen before you ever get in the seat. I still...

The cool part is you can have the best of both worlds. If you make the audition for "Traditions " you still stay in your regular role. Traditions is typically facilitated on Saturday and Sunday. So instead of scheduling you to your regular role you would be scheduled to DU on the day they want...

It's simply because it is considered a huge honor to be chosen to facilitate a Disney right of passage. Anyone teaching it would not want to give it up there by not giving others the opportunity to experience it. I have found teaching at DU to be an incredible experience, as far as stale...

Please, I'm not trying to scare you away. I am just trying to give you insight as to how meticulous Disney is with any and all production. Too me that's the cool part, they take it seriously. So many times a show may be on and new ( to that show) CM's may be mixed in , but the training process...

On number 6. If you're referring to "Traditions" that is a very prestigious goal to achieve at WDW. The biggest challenge (assuming you are chosen at your audition) is remembering content. I teach at DU part time, those positions are treated as "shows" and like a show yet have to remember your...

To a certain degree yes, but then again you have full access anyway. ( think utilidors, backstage areas) Backstage areas are the interesting things to see, as a guest this is off limits. As a CM you can explore to see how things work! Also through this process I have had many aha moments when...

To all the dreamers....... I too had fantasies about being a CM. And then I became one! I have no regrets and I still love what I do, but remember as soon as you pin that name tag on your costume it becomes a job. And just like every job there is the everyday hustle and bustle of getting to work...

Really!!....... another cheap shot. Not all drivers are BS'ers !!

Nah... the best stories are when you stand next to the driver ( on a crowded bus) and quiz him/her

No they still have them, albeit spotty.

Yes they are stored in some backstage areas till they can be moved. Due to construction , some areas do not have accommodations just yet to safely store them. There is a lot more happening behind the scenes than is being discussed here.

The only way you'll get 112 on a bus is if their kids or your using a articulated bus. The 40' busses packed no ECV's is 72

Those have actually been there a few weeks...... just sayin

Ummm CBR, yeah that's it CBR 😂

Wrap on , and start up CM's going through procedures . Looking for bugs and hiccups etc. Don't expect to see anything soon this process will take a while.

It is official ( in case it hasn't been posted here yet) The Gondolas are going through testing and trials. Don't expect to see much unless you are a night owl. Just about anything that could be seen by the public is being done at night.

There are 23 in this picture? And I have some that are not in the above group...... there's more!

Best of my knowledge there is only one set of safety cards, they are a newcomer. They can be a struggle to collect. I give them out and still don't have a complete set!

Wow good job, the sets I know well are 4 & 5 . Those are the ones I have been involved in . I still hand out "5" , 4 of course has been discontinued however I still have a bunch.

Yuk ! Sorry to hear it. Glad you had a safe trip, hope your stay was fun. Please keep the cold weather up there LOL. 😝