Dear Disney, please, just a little bit of glue...

[powlessfamily4]

Wholly crap! Are freaking kidding me??? It is Rock n Roller Coaster ..... and it is Areosmith.... Hello!?! You are worried about something being ear piercing? I would think most people (myself included) who ride this coaster want everything as loud as they can get it. I say bring on the marbles! Embed them in the floor and let us slide and dance our way through the queue!! They could play Walk this Way and it would be awesome :sohappy:

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

No I dont find it annoying, but then I fart in enclosed spaces too.

 

[Timekeeper]

I sort of agree with them being annoying at a certain point. They've never bothered me until last trip when it seems we were stuck by the marbles for 30 minutes straight without moving. There was a group of around 5 children that all rattled the marbles at ONE time for the entire time. There were others around, too, that expressed they needed to chill for a bit. Otherwise, they don't normally bother me...

Exactly. No one here wants to admit it, but there is a difference between touching the marbles and rubbing across them as hard as you can to make the loudest sound that you can. There's a reason for why I've never seen a grown adult do this - only adolescents - because adults understand that it's annoying to others around them and are for the most part courteous. I'd be willing to bet the farm on that everyone who is "okay" with it would get annoyed if they had to deal with that scenario in close proximity for more than a few seconds. :hurl:

 

[mickeysshoes]

No I dont find it annoying, but then I fart in enclosed spaces too.

:lol: :ROFLOL: :lol:

 

[jlevis]

Exactly. No one here wants to admit it, but there is a difference between touching the marbles and rubbing across them as hard as you can to make the loudest sound that you can. There's a reason for why I've never seen a grown adult do this - only adolescents - because adults understand that it's annoying to others around them and are for the most part courteous. I'd be willing to bet the farm on that everyone who is "okay" with it would get annoyed if they had to deal with that scenario in close proximity for more than a few seconds. :hurl:

I just got a GREAT idea for my next trip to the World. :sohappy:

 

[momprincess]

I am over 40 and I love playing with the marbles as much as my children do.

 

[coachwnh]

never did this ride in the regular line, always had a fastpass (have 2 kids and one wont ride and the other until recently was not tall enough). this is something i never saw at disney. i just learned something new. all im saying is nothing in any line will keep me from one of my favorite attractions in all WDW!!!!

 

[njdan]

well i think im one of the adults who do it more than my kids - not all the time but more then my boys do it. And I havent seen anyone cringe yet but if I did it and you were there im sorry you cringed

 

[invader]

Complain about all of the things! :ROFLOL:

 

[enchanted_belle]

Are you just opposed to fun in general?

WDW and fun??? What is this nonsense!! :lookaroun :lol:

 

[jrlang1]

MUST PLAY WITH MARBLES. Its like a drug

 

[Victoria]

Exactly. No one here wants to admit it, but there is a difference between touching the marbles and rubbing across them as hard as you can to make the loudest sound that you can. There's a reason for why I've never seen a grown adult do this - only adolescents - because adults understand that it's annoying to others around them and are for the most part courteous. I'd be willing to bet the farm on that everyone who is "okay" with it would get annoyed if they had to deal with that scenario in close proximity for more than a few seconds. :hurl:

Personally, it would take more than that to annoy me. For one, I am hard of hearing so I have an advantage. :lookaroun Secondly, my job is far more of an assault on the senses so I guess I am pretty desensitized.

*does some full body marble rolling*