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Craziest you've acted to avoid lines?
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imagineergurl
Member
my story is a lil less hectic,since i love to go with my school i just go with my group.at the night of joy thing(yes the free hugs night) space mountain line was so long so i started crying saying my best friend who was clastrophbic was inside and she called me on her cell phone telling me to find her because she was so scared for her life and people actually believed me,they let us go through the fast pass lane to look for her and found my friends mom right at the front and just stayed with her that night was so much fun,except for the part when i fell and like broke my ankle running to a concert.ok thats my little story of the day
imagineergurl
Member
another thing i did was on the 1st time on splash i put my bracelet on that lil thing by the fake newspaper right before you get in so i said that i lost it and they let me go right through the line to where it was but ofcoarse being the nice person i am,i didnt go all the way back to the entrance since its so packed in the lil tunnel that it would be too hectic for people to move out of the way for me again so i just rode it again:goodnevil
cymbaldiva
Active Member
>>>Diva rolls her eyes in both annoyance and disgust<<<
Quite bad enough to read of people dashing about on vacation...who wants to work that hard on holiday, anyway?
But to actually leave something in a que and tell a LIE just to ride again??
That is both wretched and disgusting on so many levels!
I have to take a moment now...
Quite bad enough to read of people dashing about on vacation...who wants to work that hard on holiday, anyway?
But to actually leave something in a que and tell a LIE just to ride again??
That is both wretched and disgusting on so many levels!
I have to take a moment now...
Originally posted by imagineergurl
my story is a lil less hectic,since i love to go with my school i just go with my group.at the night of joy thing(yes the free hugs night) space mountain line was so long so i started crying saying my best friend who was clastrophbic was inside and she called me on her cell phone telling me to find her because she was so scared for her life and people actually believed me,they let us go through the fast pass lane to look for her and found my friends mom right at the front and just stayed with her that night was so much fun,except for the part when i fell and like broke my ankle running to a concert.ok thats my little story of the day
Your ankle incident sounds like bad Karma to me. :lol: Isn't night of joy a Christian event? Glad to see you took the Christian message to heart.
As far as you bragging about the amount of times you've been yelled at for standing on rides at wdw. Shame on you! You've been very fortunate to be able to visit WDW as many times as you have, but not everyone is so fortunate. Those 23 times you possibly could have taken away a bit of magic from someone who may never get to visit again. I find it very annoying when a cm has to come over the loudspeaker and remind someone to sit down and I'm sure others feel the same way!
orangefan15
New Member
Glad to see I'm not the only one who was thinking this when I read those posts....
Regarding imagineergurl's "strategy":
If you actually did this (which I doubt), I am apalled. This is unethical, dishonest, and unfair to others in the park. Truly, I put these ideas in the same league as people who fake injuries or disabilities to get wheelchair access.
Although others on this board may not want to try something like my strategy (working very hard to avoid lines, to the point of exhaustion), I'm sure most would agree it is "fair" and ethical. Cutting lines with dishonest activities such as imagineergurl's, on the other hand, is just apalling.
Whatever happened to "do unto others?"
If you actually did this (which I doubt), I am apalled. This is unethical, dishonest, and unfair to others in the park. Truly, I put these ideas in the same league as people who fake injuries or disabilities to get wheelchair access.
Although others on this board may not want to try something like my strategy (working very hard to avoid lines, to the point of exhaustion), I'm sure most would agree it is "fair" and ethical. Cutting lines with dishonest activities such as imagineergurl's, on the other hand, is just apalling.
Whatever happened to "do unto others?"
Tru Dat! :wave:
And "imagineergurl": of all of the times you've been to WDW and on Splash Mountain, your first time on SM would have had to have been when it opened in 1992. That would have made you 3 years old. I'm sure you didn't come up with this little scheme at 3 or ride Splash Mountain, for that matter.... A little word of advice, GET A LIFE!
cymbaldiva
Active Member
You were not alone...I'm with ya all the way!