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News Another Fight at Magic Kingdom
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WorldExplorer
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Imagine the amount of rage someone has to feel to hang onto it throughout the entirety of a twelve minute cutesy comedy show. I mean, even if they were in a line where it mattered, that's a scary amount of anger.
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ppete1975
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You see people say they had to leave for the bathroom etc but how many people do you ever see exit the line.. in theory if youve been in line 30 minutes, you should have seen this person already
GimpYancIent
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Hey! At least these folks were not attacking each other with those large, tasty turkey legs. That could have been messy and sad.
Goofyernmost
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Goofyernmost
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Kids are sometimes the worst offenders. I remember one time there were a bunch of us waiting to get in to see the Lion King when it was still where Pandora is now. It was the first show and there were only about 20 of us waiting. I was at the back of the line, (actually just a group) lines aren't necessary for a show. Anyway a young girl and her mother came up behind me. I then watched the girl slowly work her way up toward the front by going around the side of us. Once she got there she just casually stood there for awhile and then acted like her mother had just come up and yelled out "I'm up here, Mom! Then the mother said... oh, good I found you and proceeded to go up to the front and stand with her daughter.
Honestly, all of us waiting saw what was going on and we just thought it was hilarious that they would go to all that trouble when there were only about 20 of us in front of them and we were going into a huge theater. People are weird.
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erasure fan1
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flynnibus
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Disney has greeters at most lines.. why not give 'return' passes for those that exit the line?
Smiley/OCD
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You mean like a school bathroom hall pass? That’s still not going to sit well with the groups that think the person is cutting the line…how do you know where on the line they were originally? Unfortunately, some people look for an opportunity for a confrontation…it’s truly a drug, a fix for them.
bcoachable
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Like the old red line time marker! Great idea!
WorldExplorer
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I'd imagine most people don't actually make their way all the way through the line to come out the front, they're more likely to duck under a side chain. Less shoving past people that way. So unless they have someone watching all exposed areas of the queue, that's not going to work.
And telling people to go up after leaving any way they can and say they left the line and need a pass is an obvious way to just lie and get one.
To say nothing of the difficulty of getting that information out there. They can't even convey to everyone that they need a park reservation to get in. Plenty of people would get accused of cutting, with "proof" in the form of a lack of pass, because they just had no idea they'd implemented a line return pass system.
Patcheslee
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Besides maybe taking a picture of family next to a unique part of the queue, I can't think of specific ways to show proof to a CM or guests where someonewas in line. Realistically Disney should have not built queues to hold people for multiple hours without access to a restroom. Somewhere I read FOP was built to hold up to 6 hours.
...not to mention greasy and salty!
GimpYancIent
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Hmmmmmmm. Didn't those hated COVID plexiglass barriers eliminate the line cutting?
DisneyCane
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There's no way FoP can hold a 6 hr queue. At under 3 hours it stretches out into the park to Africa.
There is a restroom in the middle of the indoor queue which ironically had a queue to use it when I rode a week ago.
The only other solution would be to have various points in the queue staffed by a CM where a person can be given a restroom pass and be sent out a shortcut exit and then the party waits there for them to return through the shortcut. There are locations in some of the longer queues that already have CMs and have cut through spots to the LL line that could be used.
I don't think so. All the plexiglass I remember was waist height and up so people could still go under the bars.
scheat
Active Member
You’re talking like a normal well adjusted person. Not the case here, and I’m sure expletive words were used between the two during the original altercation. So many people these days don’t have the ability(not well adjusted) to walk away from being “dissed,” (if that’s the right word).
Cesar R M
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Makes you wonder if Disney's "security" only focus on the front of the parks and preventing thief of their own products than help in cases like this. XD
The Empress Lilly
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Very few people ever leave a queue. In all your many hours standing in line, how often did you see people backtrack their way from midway in a line?
More commonly what happens is that upon entering, one member decides he first needs a bathroom break, or a snack, or forgot something from the stroller. The group enters the line regardless, and then later the other(s) want to join them.
This is how problems start. Policy is to wait and enter a line together.
As for this fight, a firehose would've worked wonders.
More commonly what happens is that upon entering, one member decides he first needs a bathroom break, or a snack, or forgot something from the stroller. The group enters the line regardless, and then later the other(s) want to join them.
This is how problems start. Policy is to wait and enter a line together.
As for this fight, a firehose would've worked wonders.
DisneyCane
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Very good point. A group doesn't enter a queue, several individuals enter together. It should not be expected that you can join friends or family members at their spot in the queue later.