2nd scariest thing at Disney?

[durangojim]

With the first being the freaky chairs in the Boardwalk lobby. It’s on the path at Caribbean Beach. Any idea what they are or their purpose?

 

[NelsonRD]

Parking fees. Pretty scary.

 

[uncle jimmy]

With the first being the freaky chairs in the Boardwalk lobby. It’s on the path at Caribbean Beach. Any idea what they are or their purpose?

Purpose is to prevent people from driving a vehicle in between the two barriers. With a wall on one side and a fence on the other, if people were walking or riding a bike on it and a confused driver thought the path was for a car, the people have nowhere to go to get out of the way of said vehicle. It's a funky design for a barrier.

 

[aliceismad]

They're just a stylized bollard. Why that shape is unknown.

 

[larryz]

I'd say what WDW can do to a credit card balance is the second scariest thing on property.

 

[larryz]

They're just a stylized bollard. Why that shape is unknown.

They're designed to scare away evil volggers.

 

[ppet]

once upon a time a bollard fell in love with a foosball man at POP Century. this was their Love child. they hid him away at CBR so no one would ever know.

 

[Parker in NYC]

Visible thongs before breakfast. I just can’t filter them out that early.

 

[marni1971]

The prices?

 

[Lilofan]

The overpriced reheated undercooked $12 turkey legs.

 

[Jrb1979]

The 2 Bob's are pretty scary with their destruction of Disney.

 

[John park hopper]

Some of the guests are really scary

 

[Pepper's Ghost]

once upon a time a bollard fell in love with a foosball man at POP Century. this was their Love child. they hid him away at CBR so no one would ever know.

Great analogy. Looks just like a foosball man.

The overpriced reheated undercooked $12 turkey legs.

I never understood the fascination with walking around a theme/amusement park with a giant turkey leg, and eating it like a savage. I'm a white meat kind of guy myself when it comes to chicken and turkey, but even if you do like turkey legs, why not eat it in a more civilized way. And why parks thought that this would be popular is beyond me. How would you even come up with that? "Hey, you know how some people love to eat the turkey leg on Thanksgiving? What if we sold them in the parks so they could eat them while walking around?!" I don't get it. And then when pieces fall off onto the ground and pigeons eat the scraps... that's just wrong. It's essentially human sponsored cannibalism.

 

[Cadbury]

This version of Mickey and Minnie from back in the day.

 

[Ricky Spanish]

 

[mf1972]

katiebug

 

[Pepper's Ghost]

Apparently, Olivia something or other. She's going to be the new focus of RnRC, Expedition Everest, and an entire land in some other park. That's probably the scariest thing in WDW rather than the 2nd.

 

[Orange Cat]

With the first being the freaky chairs in the Boardwalk lobby. It’s on the path at Caribbean Beach. Any idea what they are or their purpose?

They’re simply vibing

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

That version of Mickey and Minnie is really creepy.