Craziest thing happened during Guardians pre-show on Saturday..

[Incomudro]

In case someone does something that might cost disney money

When people don't make return trips because the park experience isn't what it used to be, it costs Disney money.
Though that doesn't seem to be happening yet.

 

[MickeyLuv'r]

And I feel like, regardless of the reason, if the people immediately standing up aren't bothering others, there's no reason to judge them. It's different from those who, yes, are in row 20, stand up immediately and start moaning about how long they've been standing up

Okay, I'll dare to be the -somewhat opposing view in this thread. I too like to stand quickly once the plane lands. I'm sitting as I type, but after several hours of sitting in a cramped airplane, I REALLY want to stretch my legs.

I try to be quiet and polite, but it sometimes drives me buggers how disorganized many people are when de-boarding a plane, and while waiting in other queues. In situations like deboarding, I feel we all have a responsibility to be focused and organized, or else to hold back. While waiting in public queues, we should do our part prepping for our turn: know where your wallet is, talk to your child about their menu options, have coupons ready, etc. It is one reason I really LIKE mobile ordering at WDW.

It a bit like the human walls on the pathway choke-points that stand in a large group while they argue over which direction they want to walk. Didn't your elementary school teachers show you how to stand to one side while you decide so others can pass?

One bright spot in deboarding the way strangers often help each other to locate and gather their bags. It is always nice when people opt to help each other.

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I 100% agree the stampede on GoG is a problem, and it feels dangerous to me. I love the ride, but CM's should do more in that spot, like they do on HM. On busy days, the CM's control the rate of people exiting the stretch room and other preshows.

On the other hand...some of the WDW ride preshows are a bit dumb, especially if you have seen them many times. I like DINOSAUR, but the preshow is annoying. (GoG's is fun and worth seeing.)

People aggressively vying to be RIGHT UP AGAINST to the preshow exits can be annoying, but I've relished the times I was able to bypass the DINO preshow, and the one on RnRC. Early in the morning, CM's encourage riders to bypass the RnRC preshow so they can get that first group on the ride as soon as possible. I know the preshow by heart, so I'm happy to do my part.

The GoG preshow is well done, and worth seeing every time. Still, that spot triggers many folks' fight/flight response; rushing is instinctive. Ensuring safety is WDW's responsibility.

 

[NelleBelle]

Okay, I'll dare to be the -somewhat opposing view in this thread. I too like to stand quickly once the plane lands. I'm sitting as I type, but after several hours of sitting in a cramped airplane, I REALLY want to stretch my legs.

I try to be quiet and polite, but it sometimes drives me buggers how disorganized many people are when de-boarding a plane, and while waiting in other queues. In situations like deboarding, I feel we all have a responsibility to be focused and organized, or else to hold back. While waiting in public queues, we should do our part prepping for our turn: know where your wallet is, talk to your child about their menu options, have coupons ready, etc. It is one reason I really LIKE mobile ordering at WDW.

It a bit like the human walls on the pathway choke-points that stand in a large group while they argue over which direction they want to walk. Didn't your elementary school teachers show you how to stand to one side while you decide so others can pass?

One bright spot in deboarding the way strangers often help each other to locate and gather their bags. It is always nice when people opt to help each other.

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I 100% agree the stampede on GoG is a problem, and it feels dangerous to me. I love the ride, but CM's should do more in that spot, like they do on HM. On busy days, the CM's control the rate of people exiting the stretch room and other preshows.

On the other hand...some of the WDW ride preshows are a bit dumb, especially if you have seen them many times. I like DINOSAUR, but the preshow is annoying. (GoG's is fun and worth seeing.)

People aggressively vying to be RIGHT UP AGAINST to the preshow exits can be annoying, but I've relished the times I was able to bypass the DINO preshow, and the one on RnRC. Early in the morning, CM's encourage riders to bypass the RnRC preshow so they can get that first group on the ride as soon as possible. I know the preshow by heart, so I'm happy to do my part.

The GoG preshow is well done, and worth seeing every time. Still, that spot triggers many folks' fight/flight response; rushing is instinctive. Ensuring safety is WDW's responsibility

Definitely agree! Drives me nuts when people are at the grocery store (or any for that matter) and wait to start filling out their checks until everything has been scanned or don't swipe their debit/cc until the very end. And the morons who aren't prepared to go through TSA by either waiting until they get up to show their id and dig around in their bag for it (why did you put it away from when you had to show the agent when getting into line in the first place). As Scar from the Lion King sang, Be Prepared!

 

[JohnD]

Definitely agree! Drives me nuts when people are at the grocery store (or any for that matter) and wait to start filling out their checks until everything has been scanned or don't swipe their debit/cc until the very end. And the morons who aren't prepared to go through TSA by either waiting until they get up to show their id and dig around in their bag for it (why did you put it away from when you had to show the agent when getting into line in the first place). As Scar from the Lion King sang, Be Prepared!

Or standing in a long line at any counter service where the menu is displayed whether at WDW or McDonald's or wherever and then not making up their mind when it's time to order.

 

[Club Cooloholic]

Okay, I'll dare to be the -somewhat opposing view in this thread. I too like to stand quickly once the plane lands. I'm sitting as I type, but after several hours of sitting in a cramped airplane, I REALLY want to stretch my legs.

I try to be quiet and polite, but it sometimes drives me buggers how disorganized many people are when de-boarding a plane, and while waiting in other queues. In situations like deboarding, I feel we all have a responsibility to be focused and organized, or else to hold back. While waiting in public queues, we should do our part prepping for our turn: know where your wallet is, talk to your child about their menu options, have coupons ready, etc. It is one reason I really LIKE mobile ordering at WDW.

It a bit like the human walls on the pathway choke-points that stand in a large group while they argue over which direction they want to walk. Didn't your elementary school teachers show you how to stand to one side while you decide so others can pass?

One bright spot in deboarding the way strangers often help each other to locate and gather their bags. It is always nice when people opt to help each other.

************************

I 100% agree the stampede on GoG is a problem, and it feels dangerous to me. I love the ride, but CM's should do more in that spot, like they do on HM. On busy days, the CM's control the rate of people exiting the stretch room and other preshows.

On the other hand...some of the WDW ride preshows are a bit dumb, especially if you have seen them many times. I like DINOSAUR, but the preshow is annoying. (GoG's is fun and worth seeing.)

People aggressively vying to be RIGHT UP AGAINST to the preshow exits can be annoying, but I've relished the times I was able to bypass the DINO preshow, and the one on RnRC. Early in the morning, CM's encourage riders to bypass the RnRC preshow so they can get that first group on the ride as soon as possible. I know the preshow by heart, so I'm happy to do my part.

The GoG preshow is well done, and worth seeing every time. Still, that spot triggers many folks' fight/flight response; rushing is instinctive. Ensuring safety is WDW's responsibility.

Kinda my point though, people standing up too early makes it hard for folks to get their bags sometimes....this ADDING to the chaos. Imagine if everyone got up as soon as the plan landed how would that logistically work...those aisles aren't getting bigger.