I wonder if the tents are the future hidden lounges! They weren't renting the tents fast enough, so now they are offering exclusive adult beverages, but only for the tent dwellers.
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Alcohol in the Magic Kingdom
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21stamps
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I'm still wondering how it was known that each of these people was drunk.Twice a trip, huh? And still you keep returning to Puke Gardens USA? Yeah that sounds totally realistic.
And yes, thank you so much for your offer to take a picture. I've been asking people on here for photographic evidence of these absurd claims for years now. I very much look forward to your upcoming photo essay of bush vomit. Perhaps we can sell it to a magazine and make you a lot of money. Happy holidays!
Couldn't food poisoning, upset stomach combined with extreme heat, onset of sickness, etc etc also be a possibility?
I may be a prude, but I think these shirts are totally inappropriate. In a world loaded with intolerance for the smallest indiscretion,why is Disney looking the other way with stuff like this?
I understand what you're saying about young CM's being intimidated and serving a drunk. But if this is the case, Disney needs to hire older CM's to serve alcohol and refuse to serve drunks. It's a huge liability for Disney to serve a drunk.
Astro Blaster
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I haven't seen anyone puking in the bushes but I saw a person passed out in the bushes about a year ago. I closed down Raglan Road with some friends one night and as we were walking out we heard a cough coming from about ten feet from the sidewalk. We looked closer and there was a girl face down in the bushes. If she didn't cough there's no way we would've seen her, it was around 2am. A Disney security guard was riding nearby on his bike so we called him over. No clue what happened in her night for her to end up there, but that's scary. Anyway, the security guard got help and took care of her, and we shambled to our resort bus while the techno-ish Marketplace Disney music remixes played in the background.
As an aside, that music is fantastic.
Communicore
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Too much Magner's.
Communicore
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Yea that's true, I see guests act more "drunk" after drinking a Red Bull instead of alcoholic drinks.
NearTheEars
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I'm OK with some of the Around the World themed shirts, but drunk diz characters are over the line, and shouldn't be allowed around the kids, which the are actively trying to attract to the showcase.
BuddyThomas
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Or, it's just fiction. We apparently live in the era of fake news, after all.
The_Jobu
Well-Known Member
Poor upbringing? Genetics? Personality dissorders? Bernoulli's Principle?
That darn Bernoulli, always pressuring people...
csmat99
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I think people focusing on a few select individuals versus majority of adults coming to parks is just foolish. With all the millions that go through the turnstiles at WDW the amount of people actually causing an issue while drinking doesn't register a blip on the screen. But the amount of people at the parks when they are crowded that are rude, that jam your legs with a stroller, that are rude to CM's does register with me and many others. Every time I have been to Disney I have witnessed this behavior. This is the problem when you start charging more and more for things. People start to feel entitled to be obnoxious. The times that I have seen a person drunk that is actually causing an issue is once in the 35 years that I have been going to Disney parks. Have a seen drunks yes but majority of the time they are harmless.
flynnibus
Premium Member
The intimidation is CMs fearing action from their employer.. not the guests directly. The guest raises a fuss.. CM gets in trouble even when the guest is in the wrong. Happens way too often.
Luxe
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Yes, at least twice a trip. I know... I'm lucky. Three so far this trip, although once was a girl who was obviously just sick at MK. Felt bad for her, no one deserves to be sick on vacation.Twice a trip, huh? And still you keep returning to Puke Gardens USA? Yeah that sounds totally realistic.
And yes, thank you so much for your offer to take a picture. I've been asking people on here for photographic evidence of these absurd claims for years now. I very much look forward to your upcoming photo essay of bush vomit. Perhaps we can sell it to a magazine and make you a lot of money. Happy holidays!
It's much easier to stomach with a Uni cleanse every few days.
Rodan75
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1. Disney has solved this problem on the cruise line. They are quite strict about over-serving. The law is on the CMs side when it comes to over-serving.
2. Many bartenders are young and have to walk this line everyday. This is nothing new and unusual.
Goofyernmost
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Food poisoning is a little bit of a stretch, but, people with motion sickness can easily become ill from a ride. Food Poisoning is an overused, incorrect term. Food Poisoning is a very rare event and can only be verified if groups of people get ill from eating the same thing at the same place. Otherwise, they are just stomach problems or flu. I have eaten all kinds of stuff for the past 68 years and have had Food Poison just once and that was at my grandfathers house, four of us ate the stuff and we all got sick, yet if you listen to some of the people on the boards it is a weekly occurrence for them. The solution.. quit eating stuff that makes you sick or riding rides that make you sick.
flynnibus
Premium Member
The law is on the side of the employee... doesn't save them in the way Disney responds.
Nubs70
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It's not. More the outcome of a PC culture
Today's society does not let one ignore others. Everyone must be celebrated by everyone. When, in fact, one should be allowed to celebrate those whom one wants to celebrate and ignore those that you want to ignore.
Nubs70
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There is crass behavior at both parks. At Epcot, crassness gets turned up to 11 (Spinal Tap Reference)