It's very possible that given the size of the theater in Philharmagic that both families were inside the same theater, matching family may have exited first. This is all according to one of the non-matching clothes family members.
That might’ve been one room reservation with all 17 people staying in the same room or using it as a home base for everyone to meet up. Gets a lot cheaper when 10 or 15 people are splitting the bill.
For some people, this is just the way they've been taught as they've grown up. For them, this is likely how they carry on everywhere. It's ultimately just a lack of basic common sense
Oh my god! I feel bad for the kid who is having their day ruined, but that's hilarious.
I hope I didn't give the impression I was approving blocking the person; they shouldn't have done it anyway, I was just trying to figure out how the timeline happened. Blocking a 14 year old definitely makes it worse, though.
I don't defend this behavior either, and I get your point. Idk, maybe the parks being too crowded at times, the hot and humid weather, people being tired/frustrated wanting to make the most out of their pricey WDW vacation, etc., doesn't help the situation if someone is already prone to bad behavior and/or violence.
What Disney doesn’t tell you is that in a period of time, I DON’T know the amount, the lifetime trespassed can appeal to Disney to have it lifted and in most cases, it is.
I think you said the magic word. Stress. This isn't a Disney issue. Just look at what happened at Knott's Berry Farm over the weekend.
yes. Seems to be the case.
Or in one of the many vacant buildings!They should just open a police substation in the utilidor
Exiting and re-entering queues for bathroom emergencies, especially with little ones involved, should be excused. Going back to retrieve a phone which could easily be stolen and re-entering the line is also excusable. Big difference between those instances and someone rudely holding a place for other family members to push in later. Two different ballparks, imo.
Wrong - in many states, including Florida there is a pretense referred to as "Shopkeeper Privilege" where they have the right to retrieve the property stolen and detain you until law enforcement arrives. This is codified in FL under 812.15 - https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2018/0812.015
There are police stationed around - they just normally aren't visible INSIDE the parks. They are backstage.. but can be a lot more visible out in the entrance areas, etc.
Same here. The kids (if old enough) will forever have this memory associated with their visit to Disney, which is supposed to be one of the most special times of their youth. Then you have the parents spending a fortune to create these memories for their children, and having this foolishness jump into it. Not saying it's a ruined vacation or as bad as what the children part of these families went through, but still not good.
