We have scoffed at the rumours that have emanated from the bus drivers.
Now we find that not only do they NOT know what they are talking about,
they also don't know where they are. :lol:
You just better hope that a monorail driver doesn't get lost. Those things are hard to get turned around.
Well I have a funny story from our trip last week to WDW relating to a bus ride back to POR from the Magic Kingdom (end of the night). After waiting quite a while to get on the bus due to two wheelchairs needing to be loaded, we got on our way for what seemed to be an EASY ride back to the POR. We make the usual turns but I see that our bus drive seems to be fairly shaky on the road that leads past Fort Wilderness and such. She is driving extra slow and when other cars/busses pass she seems to move to the side as if she's afraid their going to hit our bus.
We finally make the turn on the road that hosts POFQ/POR and start to get near our turn into the resort. The only problem is that she forgets to turn and as this occurs pretty much everyone on the bus started going "turn turn turn" .....which she didn't do She was supposed to turn into the entrance that is between POR/POFQ since the busses never use the main entrances but that never happened. She proceeds to the light and turns onto the road that OKW and SSR are on, all of the people on the bus hoping she turns into OKW and makes a U-turn! ......and guess what, she didn't.
Finally she gets on the mic and in a very scared voice says "Your very dumb bus drive got lost" ....but that was it, no explanation of where she was going to turn back or anything. After we FINALLY get to Saratoga Springs, she proceeds to make another wrong turn in that resort and drive through it in it's ENTIRETY. Most of you know that the resort is fairly large, why did she not just take the road that leads to the main building and loop around.
About five minutes later we turn back towards POFQ/POR and as the turn arrives, no joke everyone on the bus was yelling "turn" over and over to the point that I felt really bad for her. She apologized and for the most part people were amused (at her not with her) about the situation, so there was no abuse towards her for getting lost.
Wow...post-WDW vacation feeling is starting to kick in, thus this post was born and while I know it has no true meaning it sure was an experience that needed to be told.
Yes very true. I hope they don't start hiring not so smart bus drivers...Not to sound rude, but I question why they let some of the bus drivers they have behind the wheel of a bus. There have been a couple that seemed to have difficulty speaking understandable english. This does not seem to be very safe in my opinion.
One driver we had thought he was Mario Andretti and took every corner so fast I was actually praying for a seatbelt.
It’s just another desperate DVC sales tactic. :animwink:
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