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- Thread starter ImperfectPixie
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That Ford Escape was trying to escape! Blame it on the GPS.
ToTBellHop
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It’s been hard times. He took a pay cut! Not all heroes wear capes!
I'm also glad that a CM drove the car out, rather than the guest. They did a good job of handling the situation.
Fantastic point! That was smooth thinking on something you are not typically trained to handle something quite so so specific that kept all safe.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
I imagine there’s a lawyer somewhere pulling his hair out over that.
Probably. Letting the guest drive the car out wouldn't have been a wise choice though...if not a CM, let a cop drive the car out.
The Empress Lilly
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With resort parking prices currently at $800 per day I'd drive around too looking for a free spot
John park hopper
Well-Known Member
Over dose on pixie dust
I stayed at Boardwalk several years ago and in the limited lighted parking lot I was trying to look for a parking spot. There was a small paved roadway with poles , signage ( didn't read it because it was dark ) at the end of the main parking lot and I thought it was a road that took you to another parking lot. I was in for a rude awakening when I was driving and then cast member golf carts were coming in my direction. Whoops.. I had to back up very carefully a few hundred feet to get back in the main lot. And I was sober.
Dan Deesnee
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Look I've never been a great driver or good with directions, so I'd appreciate it if you all stop making fun of me for where I parked. It provided a great view of the pool.
After a long day in the parks my feet would have felt tired. I would have asked you for a ride to my hotel room.
bdearl41
Well-Known Member
How do you ban it? And I say that as someone who has done it twice. Yes I agree. Both times I did it, I do not remember leaving the park. As I’m older and with kids I realize how irresponsible that was. I would love to see the train wrecks around the showcase reduced but still allow for some drinks. It’s tricky. Particularly given how much money Disney makes on it.
EeyoreFan#24
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I think the all time worst is the cart road to the pool in FW. How long did it take them to move up the bollards.
Although, I place most of the blame for this one on the design.
Although, I place most of the blame for this one on the design.
Thank goodness for bus transportation. The out of control drunks don't need to be driving on the local roads to get back to their WDW hotel room. The Yeti at AK would get fixed before there is a drinking ban at Epcot.
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I don't think they'll ever even attempt to control how drunk people get. The only real options are to either hire real bartenders who can tell when to cut someone off or to have security patrolling WS and ejecting people who have had too much.
Parker in NYC
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Lightning lane?