Heppenheimer
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BTW, has Disney ever issued an official statement concerning the ever-popular "Drink Around the World"?
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News Another Drunk Banned for Life
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ImperfectPixie
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I've never seen or heard of one...and if they haven't, they'd be foolish to do so now that it's such a big thing because they'll only upset one faction or the other.
Men flirting with woman? *Gasp! We must alert the village elders!! Countless vacations will be ruined.
And I saw a kid puke on the conveyer belt at Peter Pan on my last trip. The only possible reason for it must be due to alcohol. It was bad.
Kingoglow
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I would most def ban that kid.
Incomudro
Well-Known Member
Not "men flirting with woman."
What's wrong with you anyway?
Two, sloppy drunken guys hitting on one lone female - who was clearly uncomfortable and wanted no part of it.
And again, re. the kid - you're linking comparisons where none should be made.
Are you really going to compare a sick kid to an adult vomiting because they're wasted?
disney4life2008
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It's pretty pathetic to get drunk at Disney. Makes no sense. She must have had tons of money to waste. Watered down alcohol would be the last thing I would spend my money on.
What part of the title of this thread, "Drunk banned for life" did you think was going to be about, "sharing happy experiences"?
And yet you did nothing? Why not notify security, (who are literally right outside the store at IG entrance/exit)? Shame.
Vomit is vomit whether its from an adult or a child and Im sure Disney can handle it. At least the (alleged) drunk person puked in the bushes. The kid puked on the moving walkway and then it got dragged inside of it and smeared all over. It caused a delay for everyone waiting in line while they cleaned it.
bouncers keeping the peace, one may meet a different fate if one does not behave.
josephinelcajon
Member
I was referring as to this thread AND this ENTIRE website!
Now your yelling and insulting this website. You're contributing to the very thing you're upset about. I sense much confusion in you.
ImperfectPixie
Well-Known Member
This is a discussion forum, there are going to be differing opinions. If someone insulted you, it's not fair of you to hold the site owners responsible, as they don't control the actions of the users of the forums. If someone insulted you, the best thing to do is to report the post and move on.
While I don't think alcohol should be banned from the parks, I DO think the CMs serving alcoholic beverages should be better trained in spotting when someone is approaching having too much, and they should also be backed by management so that they are able to refuse to serve someone who is at that limit.
To me this seems to be the urge to smoke rather than drink, she might have whacked him if she was sober...
Sounds good, but just about impossible to do.... These kids (20yo) serving drinks to people in line get 1 minute face to face with someone and if they say 'Beer' and drop a $20 then how can they make such a snap decision unless they are basically falling over. What it someone has MS and they mistake that for being drunk. When people are in a bar, the bartenders can observe them for a longer period, its easier..
Beer is a word that almost sounds slurred by nature
Sounds good, but just about impossible to do.... These kids (20yo) serving drinks to people in line get 1 minute face to face with someone and if they say 'Beer' and drop a $20 then how can they make such a snap decision unless they are basically falling over. What it someone has MS and they mistake that for being drunk. When people are in a bar, the bartenders can observe them for a longer period, its easier..
Beer is a word that almost sounds slurred by nature
ImperfectPixie
Well-Known Member
Then come up with a maximum per guest for a particular time span, and scan magic bands whenever a drink is ordered. Once the maximum is reached, they can no longer order drinks. Give the limit an expiration, and when that time has passed, they can order drinks again.
josephinelcajon
Member
I said this referring more to the entire site because no matter the topic it seems a few want to never say anything positive and want to push their beliefs onto others. This is happened to me aggressively on every thread! I see these same people bulling others the same way! I truly appreciate hearing others opinions on any topic. I draw the line at putting down the person just because they do not agree with them!
josephinelcajon
Member
I think this is a brilliant idea that relives even the CM's from having to control it!
Br’er Rabbit in the briar
New Member
Should’ve been banned from all Disney ParksDon't know if this was already posted. I saw it today.
Disney superfan banned from its theme parks after 'drunken rampage' through Hollywood Studios
A DRUNK and aggressive Disney superfan was banned for life from all its Florida parks after going on a drunken rampage and hitting a taxi driver. Ellen McMillion, 53, was arrested at Disney’s Holly…www.thesun.co.uk
ImperfectPixie
Well-Known Member
It comes with the territory when you get on the internet though. If you hover over a user's name under their icon, you can ignore them so you don't have to read their comments any longer. Unfortunately, some people get weird when they're given a keyboard and the anonymity of hiding behind a computer screen.
TeriofTerror
Well-Known Member
Let me see if I can play nicely (not my strong suit):
1. Alcohol can exacerbate people's tendencies to act stupidly.
2. People are more than capable of being idiots without alcohol.
3. Responsible alcohol consumption is more the norm than otherwise at WDW. If everyone who consumed alcohol acted like a moron, the parks would be like a "Purge" movie.
4. If I'm in the Disney parks being loud and obnoxious, that's my default state and I'm to blame, not Jose Cuervo. It's just my annoying personality.
Can we all agree with the above?